pick\ out

pick\ out
1. III
1) pick out smth., smb. /smth., smb. out/ she picked out the grey hat она выбрала серую шляпу; he picked out several books он выбрал /подобрал/ несколько книг; pick out a scent взять след; pick out the winner угадать, кто выиграет /будет победителем/
2) pick out smth. /smth. out/ pick out a tune подбирать мотив по слуху [одним пальцем]
2. XI
1) be picked out in some manner some modern maxims were picked out at random несколько современных изречений были выбраны наугад
2) be picked out with (in) smth. blue panels picked out with black синие панели, отделанные черным; the inscription was picked out in gold надпись была сделана золотом
3. XXI1
1) pick out smth. /smth. out/ for smb. pick out an interesting book for one's friend (a nice bracelet for one's wife, etc.) выбрать интересную книгу для друга и т.д.; pick out smb. for smth. pick out a man for promotion выбирать кого-л. для выдвижения [на какой-л. пост]; pick out smb. /smb. out/ to smb. pick out a successor to smb. выбрать преемника для кого-л.; pick out smth., smb. /smth., smb. out/ from smth., smb. pick out the good from the bad (the chaff from the corn, etc.) отделять /отличать/ хорошее от плохого и т.д.; pick out the thief from a group of men опознать вора в группе людей; pick smb. out from the crowd найти /узнать/ кого-л. в толпе; pick out smb., smth. /smb., smth. out/ in smb., smth. pick out one's friends in the audience разыскать друзей среди зрителей; pick out objects in the dark различать предметы в темноте
2) pick out smth. /smth. out/ with /in/ smth. pick out a dress with /in/ gold отделывать платье золотом
3) pick out smth. /smth. out/ on smth. pick out a tune on the piano подбирать мелодию no слуху на рояле

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