| 释义 |
●ˌpick sb/sth ˈup 🔑1. to take hold of and lift sb/sth 拿起；提起；举起；抱起◆I always pick the baby up when she cries.
孩子一哭我就把她抱起来。◆I picked up your bag by mistake.
我错拿了你的包。◆Pick your coat up off the floor!
把你的外套从地板上捡起来！ ➡ note at lift sb/sth up 2. to go to sb’s home or a place you have arranged and take them somewhere in your car; to collect sth from a place you have arranged 开车接走（某人）；取走（某物）◆I’ll pick you up at seven o’clock.
七点钟我开车来接你。◆He picked up a hitchhiker.
他带上了一个搭便车的人。◆I went to pick her up from the airport.
我开车去机场接她了。◆We can pick up the tickets an hour before the show starts.
我们可以在开演前一小时取票。 NOTE Pick sb/sth up is used much more often than collect sb/sth in spoken English. 与 collect sb/sth 相比，英语口语多用 pick sb/sth up。[v + n/pron + adv] [v + adv + n] |