Summary
to pick up {verb}
subir · agarrar · levantar · limpiar · recoger · tomar · descolgar · captar · levantarse (mujer) · ir a buscar a · percibir · hacerse cargo · contagiarse · incrementarse · coger
English-Spanish translation for "to pick up"
"to pick up" Spanish translation
to pick up {verb}
to pick up {vb} (also: to climb, to get on, to ascend, to increase)
to pick up {vb} (also: to clench, to grasp, to grapple, to grab hold of)
to pick up {vb} (also: to erect, to cause, to lift, to raise)
Another result of the economic decline is the amount of time our nation spends towards trying to pick up the pieces of their crumbling...
After several difficult years, the economy finally seems to be picking up: not too enthusiastically, but at least there has been some improvement.
to pick up {vb} (also: to clean, to clear up, to clean up, to wipe)
to pick up {vb} (also: to collect, to tidy up)
My question, however, is this: what kind of signals is this group to pick up?
Now there were two points I wanted to pick up with Mr Kinnock, if I may.
I should like to pick up on three aspects in the report and resolution.
They are left to pick up the pieces, so they need help.
In the absence of timely political action, humanitarian aid then steps in to pick up the pieces.
to pick up {vb} (also: to drink, to take)
Let me pick up the point made by Mr van Velzen because I think this process is in two stages.
to pick up {vb} (also: to unhook, to take down)
to pick up {vb} (also: to collect, to receive, to grasp, to understand)
The microphone isn't close enough to pick up your voice.
Hopefully, the Commission will be able to pick up examples of good practice from these projects for others to make use of.
to pick up {vb}
to pick up {vb}
to pick up {vb} (also: to sense, to perceive)
to pick up {vb}
to pick up {vb}
to pick up {vb}
to pick up {v.t.} (also: to grapple, to take, to catch, to clutch)
Of course secret services operate in the grey area, because it is only in the grey area that they can pick up the criminal elements...
Salvador de Madariaga said that man is the only tree which picks up its roots and walks.
It is in these last areas where even an ordinary citizen can be fined for picking up a daisy, that the same person may freely hunt this threatened species!
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "pick up":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "to pick up" in Spanish
Similar words
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