pick up Sentence Examples

  1. Emily picked up the phone to call her friend.
  2. The teacher instructed the students to pick up their belongings.
  3. I picked up the groceries from the store on the way home.
  4. The dog picked up the ball and wagged its tail excitedly.
  5. You need to pick up your pace if you want to finish the race in time.
  6. The child picked up the broken vase and carefully glued it back together.
  7. The artist picked up his brush and started painting a masterpiece.
  8. The doctor picked up the X-ray and examined it closely.
  9. I picked up a new skill after taking a few classes.
  10. The waiter picked up the empty plates and took them back to the kitchen.

pick up Meaning

Wordnet

pick up (v)

take and lift upward

take up by hand

give a passenger or a hitchhiker a lift

gather or collect

get to know or become aware of, usually accidentally

get in addition, as an increase

take into custody

buy casually or spontaneously

register (perceptual input)

lift out or reflect from a background

meet someone for sexual purposes

fill with high spirits; fill with optimism

improve significantly; go from bad to good

perceive with the senses quickly, suddenly, or momentarily

eat by pecking at, like a bird

gain or regain energy

Webster

pick up (n.)

Alt. of Pickup

FAQs About the word pick up

take and lift upward, take up by hand, give a passenger or a hitchhiker a lift, gather or collect, get to know or become aware of, usually accidentally, get in

increase, boost, spurt, upturn, upswing, flash, surge, outburst, recurrence, burst

calm, calm,slump, slump,, doldrums,doldrums

Emily picked up the phone to call her friend.

The teacher instructed the students to pick up their belongings.

I picked up the groceries from the store on the way home.

The dog picked up the ball and wagged its tail excitedly.