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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
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Pick/cheer you up

We could make a deal. We could wait until you're having a really bad day, some day when you could really really use two stars to pick you up. That's when you get them.

Hi,

Does "pick you up" in the above mean "cheer you up?" If not, what does it mean? Thanks.
  

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Angliholic We could make a deal. We could wait until you 're having have a really bad day, some day when you could really really use two stars to pick you rself up [It doesn't ring a bell to me] . That's when you get them.

— Fandorin

  • Angliholic We could make a deal.
  • We could wait until you 're having have a really bad day, some day when you could really really use two stars to pick you rself up [It doesn't ring a bell to me] .
  • That's when you get them.
  • " If not, what does it mean?
  • Thanks.
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AngliholicWe could make a deal. We could wait until you're having have a really bad day, some day when you could really really use two stars to pick yourself up[It doesn't ring a bell to me]. That's when you get them.
Hi,

Does "pick you up" in the above mean "cheer you up
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AngliholicDoes "pick you up" in the above mean "cheer you up?" If not, what does it mean? Thanks.
Yes.
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