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Young children soon pick up words they hear.
小さい子どもは耳にする言葉をすぐに覚えてしまう。
Tom picked the book off the floor.
トムは本を床から拾い上げた。
My brother had his pocket picked in the train.
私の兄は電車の中でスリにあった。
He is really a nitpicker.
彼は本当に愚痴愚痴言う。
He had his pocket picked in the crowd.
彼は人ごみでスリにあった。
Whether you pick the Lions or Tigers to win, the result will be a toss-up because both teams are equally strong.
ライオンズが勝つかタイガースが勝つか、五分と五分といったところ。どちらも、同じように強いから。
He seized the pickpocket by the collar.
彼はすりの襟首を掴んだ。
I had my pocket picked in the bus.
僕はバスの中でスリにやられた。
He picked up a butterfly between his thumb and forefinger.
彼は親指と人差し指で蝶をつまみあげた。
Chop the pickled cabbage finely.
塩漬けキャベツを細かく切る。
He picked up the newspaper and glanced casually over the front page.
彼は新聞を取り上げて何気なく1面を眺めた。
Rumor says that she is a pickpocket.
噂だと彼女はスリだそうだ。
When spring comes, people go out to pick wild plants.
春が来ると人々はのぐさを摘みに出かけます。
Beware of pickpockets here.
ここではスリに気をつけて。
Stop picking on Tom.
トムをからかうのはやめなさい。
We picked apples so we could make an apple pie.
私達はアップルパイを作るためにリンゴをもいだ。
The car continued to pick up speed.
車はスピードをあげつづけた。
You shouldn't be so picky about food.
好き嫌い言わないで全部食べなさい。
The economy is picking up.
景気は上向きだ。
This is the season to pick fresh tea.
茶摘みの季節になった。
How long do I have to wait to pick up the medicine?
調剤できるまでどのくらい時間がかかりますか。
Tom was chewing on a toothpick.
トムは爪楊枝をくわえていた。
I am to pick him up at five.
私は彼を5時に車で迎えに行く予定である。
Is your husband a picky eater?
あなたのご主人は食事にうるさいのかな?
He's always anxious to pick up gossip.
彼はいつも噂をかぎ回っていますよ。
The bus stopped to pick up passengers.
バスは乗客を乗せるために止まった。
I'll pick up the photographs at six o'clock.
6時に写真を取りに行きます。
The committee picked the site for the exhibition.
委員長は博覧会の会場を見つけた。
If the tip was a dime in one glass, the waitress, in her haste to get the table ready for the next customer, would pick up the glass, the water would spill out, and that would be the end of it.
They studied it a little bit, but they couldn't spend all day finding out what to do, so they finally picked up the other one, and the water went out again, all over the floor.