hi teachers
My colleague made a joke about his truck in his email:
it's not a pickup truck you need, but rather a truck that picks up!!
can someone please explain to me what's the second " pick up" means here?
many thanks
emma
If you don't use conventional capitalization and punctuation, nobody will like you, and your dog will run away. emma0714 can someone please explain to me what's the second " pick up" means here? The dictionaries don't seem to have this one.
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If you don't use conventional capitalization and punctuation, nobody will like you, and your dog will run away.
emma0714can someone please explain to me what's the second " pick up" means here?
The dictionaries don't seem to have this one. It is an intransitive phrasal verb that means to accelerate impressively.