Pronunciation: /ˈpɪkˌʌp/
noun the act of collecting someone or something, especially in a vehicle
A1 I need to schedule a pickup for my package.
A2 The pickup truck arrived right on time.
B1 The pickup of the garbage is scheduled for tomorrow morning.
B2 The pickup service offers same-day delivery for urgent items.
C1 The pickup truck was loaded with furniture to be delivered to the new house.
C2 The pickup of donations for the charity event was a huge success.
verb to collect or retrieve someone or something, especially in a vehicle
A1 I pickup my toys after playing.
A2 She pickups her friend from school every day.
B1 The delivery truck will pickup the package tomorrow.
B2 I need to pickup my dry cleaning on the way home.
C1 The hotel offers a pickup service from the airport.
C2 The company arranged for a pickup of the old equipment for recycling.
formal The pickup truck was used to transport the heavy equipment to the construction site.
informal I'll swing by your place for a pickup on my way to the party.
slang I need to make a quick pickup from the store before heading home.
figurative His witty pickup lines always manage to get a laugh from the crowd.
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