Moderate as in locate To notice or become aware of something, typically a subtle or indirect cue or information; to perceive or understand something that is not explicitly stated. Clear All
4 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Pick Up On'
She quickly learned to pick up on the subtle changes in her friend's mood.
It took a while for the team to pick up on the opponent's strategic moves during the game.
The audience tried to pick up on the comedian's clever wordplay during the stand-up show.
It took a while for him to pick up on the cultural customs while traveling in a foreign country.
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