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pick out
verb
- to select for use or special consideration, illustration, etc, as from a group
- to distinguish (an object from its surroundings), as in painting
she picked out the woodwork in white
- to perceive or recognize (a person or thing previously obscured)
we picked out his face among the crowd
- to distinguish (sense or meaning) from or as if from a mass of detail or complication
- to play (a tune) tentatively, by or as if by ear
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My mom helped me pick it out, and I was able pick out my pants.
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“He picked out a ball mark on the green and said, ‘Do you think if I landed on that ball mark it won’t pick up too much speed as it goes up the hill?’”
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He picks out one famous former contestant, Katie Hopkins, as someone who could have got the job had she not walked first.
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The company also deployed ships, drones and divers with sea scooters to find out how accurately its software could pick out and identify the presence of these vehicles.
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It is the first time the Englishwoman has been picked out as a lucky loser.
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