Idioms

pick out (something) or pick (something) out
to choose or select something
I tried to pick out a nice necktie for my father.

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  • pick over (something) or pick (something) over
  • pick up (someone) or pick (someone) up
  • pick up (something) or pick (something) up
  • pick up a radio wave etc.
  • pick up a trail/scent
  • pick up speed
  • pick up the tab
  • pick up where one left off
  • picked over
  • picture of (something)
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  • free and easy
  • slip off
  • bent on doing (something)
  • skin and bones
  • get in touch with someone
  • keep an eye out for (someone or something)
  • fair to middling
  • out of step with (someone or something)
  • down the hatch
  • wear thin


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