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| /pɪk/ |
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| 1 | a tool used for breaking roads and other hard surfaces consisting of a curved metal bar with one pointed end and one flat end and a long handle 镐；鹤嘴锄 |
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| 2 | informal a plectrum for a guitar （吉他的）拨子 |
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| - | have your pick of sth
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| to be able to choose anyone or anything you want from a group |
| 可以挑选；任意挑选 |
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| She could have had her pick of the best jobs in the company. 她原本可以挑选公司里最好的工作。 |
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| - | the pick of sth
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| the best people or things in a particular group |
| 某物的精华；最佳选择 |
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| Tonight we’ ll be bringing you the pick of today’ s games. 今晚我们将带给你们今天比赛的精华部分。 |
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| - | take your pick
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| to choose someone or something |
| 挑选；选择 |
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| Take your pick from the wide variety of styles available. 您尽可以在如此丰富的款式中随意挑选。 |
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