How do you use "pick up" in a sentence?

I'll pick you up at 7. Can you pick up some milk? She picked up Spanish while living abroad.

pick up

To collect someone or something To get someone/something from a place; many other meanings including learning casually.

Phrasal Verb BritishAmericanAustralian ★★★★★ Very Common Casual

Meaning: To collect someone or something

接（人）、买、自然学会

Recoger, comprar, aprender de forma natural

（人や物を）迎えに行く、拾い上げる、自然に覚える

(사람이나 물건을) 데리러 가다, 집어 들다, 자연스럽게 배우다

To get someone/something from a place; many other meanings including learning casually.

从某处接人或拿东西；也指自然而然地学会某事。

Recoger a alguien o algo de un lugar; también significa aprender algo de manera informal.

人や物を場所から取ってくる。また、何かを自然に習得するという意味もある。

어떤 장소에서 사람이나 물건을 가져오다. 자연스럽게 배우다 등 다양한 뜻이 있다.

Base verb: pick

Particle: up

Separable: Yes — the object can go between the verb and particle

I'll pick you up at 7.
我7点来接你。
Te recojo a las 7.
7時に迎えに行くよ。
7시에 데리러 갈게.
Can you pick up some milk?
你能顺便买点牛奶吗？
¿Puedes comprar leche?
牛乳を買ってきてくれる？
우유 좀 사다 줄 수 있어?
She picked up Spanish while living abroad.
她在国外生活时自然学会了西班牙语。
Aprendió español viviendo en el extranjero.
海外に住んでいる間にスペイン語を自然に覚えた。
해외에 사는 동안 스페인어를 자연스럽게 배웠다.

Context: collection, transport

Tone: helpful

From the action of picking something up.

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal