pick up
US /pɪk ʌp/
・UK /pik ʌp/
A1
phrasal verb
- To answer the telephone
- To answer a phone call
- To arrest someone
- To collect someone or something.
- To catch a criminal and take to police station
- To start again where you left off
- To improve or get better
- To learn something without formal instruction.
- To take something from a surface with your hand
- To meet passengers and take them in your car, bus
- To make someone feel refreshed or revitalized
- To buy or get something when shopping
- To start something again from where it was interrupted
- To tidy or neaten something
- To improve or get better, e.g. the weather
other
- To collect someone or something.
- To detect or receive a signal.
- To learn something without formal instruction.
other
- To improve or increase.