pickup
- noun
- /ˈpɪkʌp/
- The taxi arrived promptly for the pickup at the hotel entrance.
- curbside pickup
- pickup service
- scheduled pickup
We're going to pick up our little curbside pickup order the box.
- We're going to pick up our little curbside pickup order the box.
- There's never less of a rush than the arrival pickup area at the airport.
- When I get home, I'll do a little rundown of my pickups that I purchased in town.
- I think that it's actually a good pickup.
- Now I need to get a car wash and I'm also going to go to our postal package pickup center and get more cardboard.
- Once you join, you'll save on each eligible order and receive DoorDash credits back on all pickup orders.
Examples
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I've got an airport pickup for you.
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And then you show up at your designated pickup time with your reusable bag and collect your food.
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So I was doing a pickup order instead.
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I saw her at the pickup yesterday, and she was asking me about you.
Fiction book (1999) -
I'll tell you where the pickup is.
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We do have those thing for you ready for pickup at 4:00.
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Extra bags are left behind for pickup on the next scheduled collection day.
Academic text (1999) -
Patrons can call for a pickup, or they can flag down the bus on the street.
Academic text (2009) -
In spring and summer, Las Vias serves as a pickup point for 50 to 75 migrants daily.
Academic text (2010) -
Seasonal programs can also have a dedicated number of pickups (ten percent) over the program's running time.
Academic text (1999)
Synonyms
A free ride in someone's car to another place
Collection of garbage from homes or businesses by a local service
Collecting garbage from homes or streets
A service that takes away trash from homes or businesses
Picking up and taking away household or business trash
Antonyms
How Convenient
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Pickup: The word pickup for the act of collecting comes from pick up, meaning 'to collect' or 'to fetch'. So a 'pickup' is the action of collecting goods, people, or rubbish by a vehicle or service.