Pick ( verb , noun )

(As a verb)

Pick ( verb )

1. To take or choose something from a group.
2. To select something or someone with care or precision.
3. To gather or harvest something.
4. To pull or break something off with a quick movement.
5. To remove something with a pointed tool or by digging.

Origin:

From old english piccian to prick, from latin piccare to prick.

Examples:

1. She picked a flower from the garden.
2. He picked a book from the shelf.
3. The farmer picked the ripe apples.
4. She picked the lock with a hairpin.
5. He picked the guitar and started to play.

(As a noun)

Pick ( noun )

1. To take or choose something from a group.
2. To select something or someone with care or precision.
3. To gather or harvest something.
4. To pull or break something off with a quick movement.
5. To remove something with a pointed tool or by digging.

Origin:

From old english piccian to prick, from latin piccare to prick.

Examples:

1. She picked a flower from the garden.
2. He picked a book from the shelf.
3. The farmer picked the ripe apples.
4. She picked the lock with a hairpin.
5. He picked the guitar and started to play.