Cловарь синонимов английского языка 2 - pick
Связанные словари
Pick
pick
I. v. a.
1.
Peck, pierce, strike at.
2.
Pluck, pull off, ~ off, gather.
3.
Open (as a lock).
4.
Choose, select, cull, single out, ~ out, fix upon, pitch upon.
5.
Clean, cleanse.
6.
Gather up, collect, acquire, get.
7.
Rob, snatch thievishly.
II. v. n.
1.
Nibble, eat slowly.
2.
Steal, pilfer.
III. n.
1.
Pickaxe.
2.
Tooth-~.
3.
Pike, spike.
4.
Choice, right of selection.
1.
Peck, pierce, strike at.
2.
Pluck, pull off, ~ off, gather.
3.
Open (as a lock).
4.
Choose, select, cull, single out, ~ out, fix upon, pitch upon.
5.
Clean, cleanse.
6.
Gather up, collect, acquire, get.
7.
Rob, snatch thievishly.
II. v. n.
1.
Nibble, eat slowly.
2.
Steal, pilfer.
III. n.
1.
Pickaxe.
2.
Tooth-~.
3.
Pike, spike.
4.
Choice, right of selection.
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1.
(v) 1. Often, pick out. select, choose, cull, sort out, hand-pick, single out, opt for, fix or decide upon or on, elect, settle upon or on, screen (out), sift (out): Melanie was picked to succeed Hubert as president. 2. pluck, gather, collect, harvest, bring or take in, garner: Scores of extra workers were brought in to pick apples. 3. provoke, foment, incite, start, initiate, work or stir up: He tried to pick an argument with me about who is taller. 4. pick at. a criticize, carp at, find fault with, cavil (at or about), quibble (at or about), pick on, nag (at), niggle (at), harass, pester, annoy, irritate, bother: Stop picking at your brother! b nibble (at), peck at: We can't get him to eat a thing, he just picks at his food. 5. pick off. shoot (down), kill: We picked dhem off one by one as they emerged from the trench. 6. pick on. bully, ride, intimidate, abuse, browbeat, badger, harry, hector, harass, tease, taunt, needle, torment: Robert must learn not to pick on the smalleb boys. 7. pick out. a See 1, above. b discern, distinguish, tell apart, make out, recognize, separate, discriminate: I was able to pick out a distant rider, approaching swiftly. From amongst the forest sounds she picked out the song of the nightingale. 8. pick up. a raise (up), lift (up), heft, hoist, take up: The stone is too heavy to pick up. Please pick up that piece of paper. b gather, collect, glean, take up: I wish you would pick up your clothes. c tidy (up), neaten, straighten up or out, clean (up): She refuses to continue to pick up after him. d acquire, learn, become acquainted with; master; Colloq get the hang of: We picked up a little Spanish on our holiday. e acquire, find, come by, get hold of, obtain; buy, purchase, get: Basil picked up a few bad habits in the army. Let's pick up a bottle of wine on the way. f improve, get better, gain, make headway, recover, perk up, rally, recoup, (make) progress, move ahead, increase, Colloq make a comeback: Business usually picks up before Christmas. g accelerate, speed up: The pace picked up as they approached the...Словарь синонимов английского языка
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