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发表于 2021-2-3 09:44:44
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Hi ChenbinVip,
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But the idea in these two statements is very clear in and of itself, isn't it? Here a few other words or phrases can take the place of "pick up" without chaning its meaning, like "see, witness" or "gain" or even "harvest", but maybe "pick up" is a bit more vivid because it conjours up the image of a snowplough at work. Don't you think so?
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That's why context is very important.
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# J, Y1 ?5 p; `! ~Hope this helps. ) q4 u* N5 Q! D# ]7 H. I- a
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