No. 13,007 in Spanish
pick
The Spanish word "pick" does not exist as such; it may refer to an English loanword or incorrect usage.
In a sentence
Él va a recoger flores del jardín.
He is going to pick flowers from the garden.
In this sentence, 'pick' translates to 'recoger', meaning to choose or gather something like flowers.
Ella tiene que decidir cuál vestido escoger.
She has to decide which dress to pick.
Here, 'pick' is rendered as 'escoger', indicating to select or decide upon one option.
Voy a picar un poco de fruta para el postre.
I'm going to pick some fruit to cut for dessert.
In this case, 'pick' becomes 'picar', which in Spanish can mean to chop, indicating a culinary context.
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