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pickup

/ˈpɪk.ʌp/

Traduction: Nom aux sens multiples, notamment un petit camion à plateforme ouverte, un ordre d'arrestation, un produit ou un remède revigorant, une rencontre fortuite souvent à visée sexuelle, une capacité d'accélération rapide, un dispositif mécanique pour charger un coup de feu, un transducteur électromécanique de tourne-disque, ainsi que l'action de collecter des objets épars ou de prendre des passagers et des marchandises.

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/ˈpɪk.ʌp/B1formal
  • frNom aux sens multiples, notamment un petit camion à plateforme ouverte, un ordre d'arrestation, un produit ou un remède revigorant, une rencontre fortuite souvent à visée sexuelle, une capacité d'accélération rapide, un dispositif mécanique pour charger un coup de feu, un transducteur électromécanique de tourne-disque, ainsi que l'action de collecter des objets épars ou de prendre des passagers et des marchandises.

A noun with multiple meanings, including a light truck with an open body, a warrant for arrest, something restorative, a casual acquaintance often made in hope of sexual relationships, the ability to accelerate rapidly, a mechanical device carrying a cartridge, an electro-acoustic transducer in a record player, the act of collecting from various places, or the act of taking aboard passengers or freight.

  1. A2formal

    A light truck with an open body and low sides, often used for carrying goods.

    frCamionnette à plateau ouvert

    • He drove a red pickup to the construction site.
    • The farmer loaded hay into the back of his pickup.
    • Pickups are popular for their versatility and cargo space.

    Synonymespickup trucktruckute

  2. Arrest warrantB2formalamerican

    A warrant authorizing law enforcement to take someone into custody.

    frMandat d'amener

    • The police issued a pickup for the suspect.
    • He was taken into custody after a pickup was issued.
    • The judge signed the pickup for the fugitive.
  3. Restorative thingB1informal

    Something that has restorative or invigorating properties.

    frRemontant

    • A cup of coffee is a great pickup in the morning.
    • The fresh air was a real pickup after being indoors all day.
    • She needed a quick pickup after the long meeting.

    Synonymesboostbracerpick-me-uprefresherrestorativestimulanttonic

  4. B2informal

    A casual acquaintance, often made with the hope of a romantic or sexual relationship.

    frConquête de rencontre

    • He tried to make a pickup at the bar.
    • She was just a pickup he met at the party.
    • The conversation was just a casual pickup attempt.
  5. Acceleration capabilityB1informal

    The attribute of being capable of rapid acceleration.

    frCapacité d'accélération

    • This car has great pickup on the highway.
    • The engine's pickup impressed all the drivers.
    • You can feel the pickup when you step on the gas.

    Synonymesaccelerationget-up-and-goresponsiveness

  6. Record player componentC1formal

    A mechanical device consisting of a light balanced arm that carries the cartridge of a record player.

    frBras de lecture

    • He replaced the pickup on his vintage turntable.
    • The pickup arm needs careful calibration.
    • A high-quality pickup improves sound clarity.

    Synonymestone arm

Autres sens (3)
  1. C1formal

    An electro-acoustic transducer that is part of the arm of a record player, holding the needle and being removable.

    frCellule de lecture phonographique

    • The pickup cartridge was damaged and needed replacement.
    • Audiophiles often upgrade their pickup for better sound.
    • The needle is attached to the pickup assembly.

    Synonymescartridge

  2. Act of collectingB1formal

    The act or process of picking up or collecting things from various places.

    frramassage

    • The garbage pickup happens every Tuesday.
    • The mail pickup is scheduled for 3 PM.
    • They organized a donation pickup from local homes.

    Synonymesacquisitioncollectiongatheringretrieval

    Antonymesdeliverydistribution

  3. B1formal

    The act of taking aboard passengers or freight.

    frprise en charge

    • The bus made a quick pickup at the station.
    • The freight pickup was delayed due to weather.
    • Passenger pickup is only allowed at designated areas.

    Synonymescollectionloading

    Antonymesdischargeunloading

Formes
  • pickups plural form
  • pickups' possessive plural form
  • pickup's possessive singular form
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