pick up

pick up

 

pick up

(to collect someone or something from a place)

  • Can you pick the kids up after school?
  • I have to pick up the car from the repair shop.

(to get better, improve)

  • The economy is starting to pick up again.
  • The sales usually pick up in the spring.

(to get stronger, increase)

  • The evening came, and the wind picked up again.
  • The car started to pick up speed.

informal (to learn something by watching or listening to others)

  • I never joined a swimming club; I just picked it up.
  • Children pick up languages very quickly.

informal (to get or buy something)

  • Please pick up a pack of eggs when you go to the supermarket.
  • I am going out to pick up some bread.

US informal (to make a place neat and tidy)

  • I spent hours picking up after the party.
  • You must learn to pick up after yourself.

 

 

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