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Lesson1 A puma at large a woman picking blackberries saw 'a large cat' only five yards away from her.
@pickȡ˼֮һժ
Lesson20 Pioneer pilots The 'Antoinette' floated on the water until Latham was picked up by a ship.
@pick upĻ˼֮һijˣҲʰ
䌍mȻpick߀кֵܶ˼Xöx_ʰȵȱ|˼҂ҪľpickȤ÷
Dont pick your nose in front of me!
ڱǿôfˣpick ones nose!DzijЩϤıͳFˣpick your teeth˼ҲXˣ
Im going to pick (some) flowers.ע⣬ίfHŮԣ䌍˼go to the toilet. Dz@ˣ
How exciting to see the renowned the professor in face! So Lucy just kept picking his brains!
һһһֱڄeXժʲô˼أto ask sb a lot of questions about sth because they know more about the subject than you do()ӑᆖ
It was a foolish thing pick a fight with his neighbour. Ҳ磬𠎣ìܡ
She used to be picked on in school because she was dark and short, just like an ugly duckling.
҂ܲ³pick on sb means to find fault with sb and to treat sb unfairly.Ҳ磬ؓijˡ
She didnt waste time feeling sorry for herself-she just picked herself up and
carried on running.
w@҂֪@Ԓ϶Ǻ܄־ģôpick oneself upҲstand up again after you have fallen and gather courage for yourself and return to the right course (figurative).
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