DID YOU PICK UP

Definition: Asking if someone has collected or gathered something, often used in the context of picking up an item or a person.

Synonyms: Grabbed, Acquire, Snatch, Collect, Fetch

Usage Examples in Sentences

I forgot my keys at home. Did you pick them up for me?

Did you pick up the latest issue of the comic book series?

I left my prescription at the pharmacy. Did you pick it up?

The concert tickets are at the box office. Did you pick them up?

I ordered a package online. Did you pick it up from the front porch?

Did you pick up any useful tips during the workshop?

Did you pick up on the intricacies of quantum mechanics during the lecture?

I wonder, did you pick up the nuances of classical literature from that profound novel?

Amidst the heated debate, did you pick up on the diplomat's strategic rhetoric?

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Navigating through the coding challenge, did you pick up the algorithmic patterns?

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As you tasted the rare delicacy, did you pick up on the subtle flavors intertwined in the dish?

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Did you pick up the phone when I called earlier?

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The groceries, did you pick them up on your way home?

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Did you pick up your dry cleaning this afternoon?

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On your trip to the city, did you pick up any souvenirs?

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Did you pick up that book I recommended at the bookstore?

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After the meeting, did you pick up any new ideas for the project?