| 释义 |
●ˌpick sb↔ˈup🔑 to go somewhere in your car and collect sb who is waiting for you （开车）接人 SYN collect ◆I'll pick you up at five. 我五点钟来接你。to allow sb to get into your vehicle and take them somewhere 让人乘车；搭载◆The bus picks up passengers outside the airport. 公共汽车在机场外接送乘客。to rescue sb from the sea or from a dangerous place, especially one that is difficult to reach （从海里或危险处）营救，搭救◆A lifeboat picked up survivors. 救生艇把幸存者救起来。(informal, often disapproving) to start talking to sb you do not know because you want to have a sexual relationship with them （猥亵地与生人）搭讪，勾搭◆He goes to clubs to pick up girls. 他到俱乐部去泡妞。 ➡ related noun pickup (2) (informal) (of the police 警察) to arrest sb 逮捕；抓捕◆He was picked up by police and taken to the station for questioning. 警察把他抓到局子里问话去了。to make sb feel better 使人觉得舒服；提神◆Try this—it will pick you up. 尝尝这个，能让你提提神的。 ➡ related noun pick-me-up See also pick |