pick
/pɪk/
/pɪk/
释义
noun选中的人（或事物），选择；随意挑选
verb挑选，选择；采，摘（花、水果或蔬菜）；欺负某人，故意刁难某人；认出某人，辨别出某物；扒窃；（尤指开车）接（某人）；抱起某人，拿起某物；（未经正式学习而）学到某事物
英英释义
nounthe one that you choose; your choice
nounto choose what you like
verbto choose somebody or something from a group
verbto take a flower, fruit or vegetable from the place where it grows
verbto treat somebody in an unfair or cruel way
verbto be able to see somebody or something among a lot of others
verbto steal money from somebody’s pocket or bag
verbto come to get somebody, especially in a car
verbto take and lift somebody or something
verbto learn something without really studying it
场景例句
- We’ve got orange juice, lemonade or milk. Take your pick.
- They picked Simon as their captain.
- I’ve picked some flowers for you.
- Sue gets picked on by the other kids.
- Can you pick out my father in this photo?
- My father picks me up from school.
- She picked up the kitten and stroked it.
- The phone stopped ringing just as I picked it up.
- Did you pick up any Japanese while you were in Tokyo?
词态变化
pick, picks, picked, picking
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