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pick out of
(redirected from pick someone or something out)

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pick someone or something out of something and pick someone or something out 
1. to lift or pull someone or something out of something. The mother picked her child out of the fray and took him home. I picked out the mushrooms before eating the soup.
2. to select someone or something out of an offering of selections. I picked Jerry out of all the boys in the class. I picked out Jerry.
See also: out, pick


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