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View definitions for picks up

picks up

verb as in lift, raise

verb as in call for socially

verb as in arrest for crime

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Dowden said Gill was "so talented, like he picks up the routine so fast, it's unbelievable".

From BBC

On a stairwell she sees more casualties, turns away in horror, picks up a bag and says "let’s go, so no-one else gets killed".

From BBC

The live musical accompaniment of Luke Wygodny, who falls into perfect time with the actors, no matter what instrument he picks up, draws out the lyricism of the writing.

The singer’s Forget Tomorrow world tour picks up again with a Sept. 28 show in Newark, N.J., and continues through June 2025.

“Sometimes I get lost in it, like nothing else exists,” Kyle tells Claire of the Hum, and if a smart network picks up “The Listeners” for Stateside distribution, you will too.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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