英:[pik æt]
美:[pɪk æt]
英:[pik æt]
美:[pɪk æt]
扯;找茬儿;批评;少量地吃
verb (1)
transitive verb
to pierce, penetrate, or break up with a pointed instrument
picked the hard clay
to remove bit by bit
pick meat from bones
to remove covering or adhering matter from
pick the bones
to gather by plucking
pick apples
choose, select
tried to pick the shortest route
to make (one's way) slowly and carefully
picked his way through the rubble
pilfer, rob
pick pockets
to obtain useful information from by questioning—used in such phrases as pick the brains of
provoke
pick a quarrel
to dig into : probe
picking his teeth
to pluck (a stringed instrument, such as a guitar) with a pick or with the fingers
to loosen or pull apart with a sharp point
pick wool
to unlock with a device (such as a wire) other than the key
pick a lock
intransitive verb
to use or work with a pick
to gather or harvest something by plucking
pilfer—used in the phrase picking and stealing
to eat sparingly or mincingly
picking listlessly at his dinner
noun (1)
a blow or stroke with a pointed instrument
the act or privilege of choosing or selecting : choice
take your pick
the best or choicest one
the pick of the herd
one that is picked
his pick for vice president
the portion of a crop gathered at one time
the first pick of peaches
a screen in basketball
football an intercepted forward pass : interception
… McNabb had his worst game of the year. He threw two picks, fumbled twice, got sacked seven times.—Paul Zimmerman
noun (2)
a heavy, usually long-handled iron or steel tool pointed at one or both ends compare mattock
toothpick
picklock
a small thin piece (as of plastic or metal) used to pluck the strings of a stringed instrument
one of the points on the forepart of the blade of a skate used in figure skating
a comb with long widely spaced teeth used to give height to a hairstyle
verb (2)
transitive verb
chiefly dialectal to throw or thrust with effort : hurl
to throw (a shuttle) across the loom
noun (3)
the act of pitching or throwing
something thrown
a throw of the shuttle
a filling thread
verb (1)
transitive verb
to pierce, penetrate, or break up with a pointed instrument
picked the hard clay
to remove bit by bit
pick meat from bones
to remove covering or adhering matter from
pick the bones
to gather by plucking
pick apples
choose, select
tried to pick the shortest route
to make (one's way) slowly and carefully
picked his way through the rubble
pilfer, rob
pick pockets
to obtain useful information from by questioning—used in such phrases as pick the brains of
provoke
pick a quarrel
to dig into : probe
picking his teeth
to pluck (a stringed instrument, such as a guitar) with a pick or with the fingers
to loosen or pull apart with a sharp point
pick wool
to unlock with a device (such as a wire) other than the key
pick a lock
intransitive verb
to use or work with a pick
to gather or harvest something by plucking
pilfer—used in the phrase picking and stealing
to eat sparingly or mincingly
picking listlessly at his dinner
noun (1)
a blow or stroke with a pointed instrument
the act or privilege of choosing or selecting : choice
take your pick
the best or choicest one
the pick of the herd
one that is picked
his pick for vice president
the portion of a crop gathered at one time
the first pick of peaches
a screen in basketball
football an intercepted forward pass : interception
… McNabb had his worst game of the year. He threw two picks, fumbled twice, got sacked seven times.—Paul Zimmerman
noun (2)
a heavy, usually long-handled iron or steel tool pointed at one or both ends compare mattock
toothpick
picklock
a small thin piece (as of plastic or metal) used to pluck the strings of a stringed instrument
one of the points on the forepart of the blade of a skate used in figure skating
a comb with long widely spaced teeth used to give height to a hairstyle
verb (2)
transitive verb
chiefly dialectal to throw or thrust with effort : hurl
to throw (a shuttle) across the loom
noun (3)
the act of pitching or throwing
something thrown
a throw of the shuttle
a filling thread
Verb (1) Middle English piken, partly from Old English *pīcian (akin to Middle Dutch picken to prick); partly from Middle French piquer to prick — more at pike Noun (2) Middle English pik Verb (2) Middle English pykken to pitch (a tent); akin to Middle English picchen to pitch
The first known use of pick was in the 14th century
physical examinationnoun
an examination of the bodily functions and condition of a person
physical examinationnoun
an examination of the bodily functions and condition of a person
physical therapistnoun
a person who is a specialist in physical therapy
physical therapistnoun
a person who is a specialist in physical therapy
pick1 of 3verb
to strike, pierce, or break up with a pointed tool
to remove matter from bit by bit by or as if by plucking
picked the bone clean
to gather by plucking
pick berries
to pluck with a pick or with the fingers
pick a guitar
select entry 1, choose
pick out a dress
to make (one's way) slowly and carefully
picked their way through the rubble
to steal or pilfer from
pick pockets
to start (a fight) with someone else deliberately
to dig at or into : probe
picking his teeth
to eat sparingly or in a finicky manner
picked at her dinner
to unlock without a key
pick a lock
pick2 of 3noun
a blow or stroke with a pointed instrument
the act or opportunity of choosing : choice
take your pick
the best or choicest one or portion
took only the pick of the crop
one that is picked
his pick for vice president
pick3 of 3noun
a heavy tool with a wooden handle and a blade pointed at one or both ends used especially to loosen or break up soil or rock
a slender pointed instrument
ice pick
a small thin piece of metal or plastic used to pluck a stringed instrument
a comb with long widely spaced teeth used in grooming hair
pick1 of 3verb
to strike, pierce, or break up with a pointed tool
to remove matter from bit by bit by or as if by plucking
picked the bone clean
to gather by plucking
pick berries
to pluck with a pick or with the fingers
pick a guitar
select entry 1, choose
pick out a dress
to make (one's way) slowly and carefully
picked their way through the rubble
to steal or pilfer from
pick pockets
to start (a fight) with someone else deliberately
to dig at or into : probe
picking his teeth
to eat sparingly or in a finicky manner
picked at her dinner
to unlock without a key
pick a lock
pick2 of 3noun
a blow or stroke with a pointed instrument
the act or opportunity of choosing : choice
take your pick
the best or choicest one or portion
took only the pick of the crop
one that is picked
his pick for vice president
pick3 of 3noun
a heavy tool with a wooden handle and a blade pointed at one or both ends used especially to loosen or break up soil or rock
a slender pointed instrument
ice pick
a small thin piece of metal or plastic used to pluck a stringed instrument
a comb with long widely spaced teeth used in grooming hair
pick1 of 3verb
to strike, pierce, or break up with a pointed tool
to remove matter from bit by bit by or as if by plucking
picked the bone clean
to gather by plucking
pick berries
to pluck with a pick or with the fingers
pick a guitar
select entry 1, choose
pick out a dress
to make (one's way) slowly and carefully
picked their way through the rubble
to steal or pilfer from
pick pockets
to start (a fight) with someone else deliberately
to dig at or into : probe
picking his teeth
to eat sparingly or in a finicky manner
picked at her dinner
to unlock without a key
pick a lock
pick2 of 3noun
a blow or stroke with a pointed instrument
the act or opportunity of choosing : choice
take your pick
the best or choicest one or portion
took only the pick of the crop
one that is picked
his pick for vice president
pick3 of 3noun
a heavy tool with a wooden handle and a blade pointed at one or both ends used especially to loosen or break up soil or rock
a slender pointed instrument
ice pick
a small thin piece of metal or plastic used to pluck a stringed instrument
a comb with long widely spaced teeth used in grooming hair
1 that team is my pick to win the Super Bowl
2 you have first pick of your office mates for the softball team
3 Durability has to also be a key characteristic because two of the Hornets’ last five first round picks — Ball and Mark Williams — haven’t been able to stay healthy.
4 Don't pick at your spots.
不要抓你的伤疤.
5 Later, when the main course arrives, all you can do is nibble and pick at it.
随后,主菜来了,你却只能勉强吃一点点。
6 Vultures flew around in the sky waiting to pick at the carcass of the deer.
秃鹰在天空盘旋等着啄食鹿的尸体.
7 continued to pick the block of ice until she was able to extract the shrimp
8 I would like to know the Bus number for pick at airport.
我想要知道接机的大巴汽车号码.
9 And lose? How noble . But I bet you still pick at the end of every month.
并且抛弃你用过的东西是 吧 ?你不要装的这么假,我打赌你每个月底还是要找拿点油水的.
10 Later, when the main course arrives , all you can do is nibble and pick at it.
随后, 主菜来了, 你却只能勉强吃一点点.
11 he seems to be trying to pick a fight
12 Editor’s picks Weinberg has pleaded not guilty to the charges against him and has been in jail since 2022.
13 I pick you as my partner
14 still suffering from the shock of his wife's death, he could do no more than pick halfheartedly at his food
15 pick peas and beans from the garden for dinner
16 They pick holes in everything I suggest.
只要是我提的建议他们就挑毛病。
17 in the days when corporal punishment was permissible, it was not uncommon for an inattentive student to get a sharp pick in the head with a blackboard pointer
18 There is no need to pick at him all day long. He's a child after all.
不要老是对他唠唠叨叨, 他毕竟还是个孩子嘛!
19 Our goods have been prepared, please arrange people to pick at Wednesday, thank you!
我司货物已备好, 麻烦您周三安排人来提货, 谢谢!
20 the pick of the contestants will go on to the next competition
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