pick-up
['pɪk.ʌp] noun
COLLECTION 收集
countable informal
■the act of picking someone or something up, or the place where it happens 接某人；取某物；搭车地点•The pick-up point for the long-distance coaches is now in the new bus station.长途汽车的搭乘点现在设在新汽车站。 countable informal
■a person who is picked up 搭车者•The taxi driver said I was the first pick-up that he'd had all evening.计程车司机说整个晚上我是他的第一个乘客。
['pɪk.ʌp] noun
SIGNAL 讯号
countable
■a device on an electrical musical instrument or a record player which causes sounds to be produced or made louder （电子乐器或电唱机的）唱头，拾波器
['pɪk.ʌp] noun
INCREASE 增加
only singular
■an increase or improvement 增加；提高；改进•There's been a pick-up in the share value.股价持续上涨。 have good/bad pick-up US
■(of a car) to be able/unable to increase speed quickly 加速性能好／差 |