Synonyms for pick up on
pick up on

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1. pick up onverb

   To notice, observe, learn, or understand, especially something otherwise overlooked.

   Synonyms:
   spot, grasp

2. pick up onverb

   To continue or build upon (for example, a task, analysis, or narrative), beginning from a point at which someone has previously stopped.

   Synonyms:
   resume

3. pick up onverb

   Synonyms:
   imitate

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1. Bernie Sanders:

   This is always the difficulty you have, so if somebody in some city or some state says something that's dumb, we can be sure that the local media will pick up on it. But I think everybody understands that when you have over a million people involved in the political process, you know, people will say what they say.

2. Chief Bobby Long:

   Peoplethat need a little extra attention or are maybe showing signs of irritability,stress, depression, whatever it could be; he will really focus in on thatperson and then he wants my attention, some of the science behindthat shows that dogs can pick up on pheromones that people emit when they arehighly stressed and some science points to body language, cues that peopleleave.

3. Amber Freda:

   Stylistically, you want to pick up on colors and textures that tie the two spaces together, make it more than just a couple of chairs and a dining table. A plain dining table with wooden chairs won’t entice you to use it very much, but really comfortable lounge seating will.

4. Sheri Madigan:

   Some children are more comfortable seeking affection. Other children are really looking for people to pick up on their cues and signals, like when they might be distressed or frustrated, a really important ingredient in children feeling safety and security is actually just having people attend to those cues.

5. Len Horovitz:

   Teachers look at their students, and they would probably pick up on that [swollen neck] before the student does.