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ESLPod_0793_WE_1260 Signing Professional Athletes The word "pick," in this podcast, means the person who is selected for a particular position or opportunity, especially when talking about an athlete who has been chosen for a team: "Ulysses is really smart, so he's always the first pick when we have to work in partners in lab class." The verb "to pick" means to choose or to select one object from a group of many: "Which color of paint did you pick for the living room?" The verb "to pick" can also mean to harvest or to take fruits or vegetables from a plant: "They spent all afternoon at the farm picking blueberries." Finally, the phrase "to pick up" means to meet someone at a place and give him or her a ride somewhere else: "I'll pick you up at 10:30."

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ESLPod 793 pick Entertainment + Sports

Id	ESLPod_0793_WE_1260
Episode Id	ESLPod 793
Episode Title	Signing Professional Athletes
Phrase	pick
Text	The word "pick," in this podcast, means the person who is selected for a particular position or opportunity, especially when talking about an athlete who has been chosen for a team: "Ulysses is really smart, so he's always the first pick when we have to work in partners in lab class." The verb "to pick" means to choose or to select one object from a group of many: "Which color of paint did you pick for the living room?" The verb "to pick" can also mean to harvest or to take fruits or vegetables from a plant: "They spent all afternoon at the farm picking blueberries." Finally, the phrase "to pick up" means to meet someone at a place and give him or her a ride somewhere else: "I'll pick you up at 10:30."
Topics	Entertainment + Sports

Pick Means Eslpod Verb Signing Professional Athletes Word