pick off
pick off
pɪk ɔf
pik awf
British pronunciation
/pˈɪk ˈɒf/

Definition & Meaning of "pick off"in English

to pick off
[phrase form: pick]
01

to quickly and sharply remove something

to pick off definition and meaning
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He picked the sticker off his new book.
Make sure you pick off any damaged fruit from the tree.
02

to target and shoot individuals one after another

to pick off definition and meaning
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They picked the guards off before entering the building.
In the video game, players often try to pick off opponents one by one.
03

to deal with challenges, tasks, or opponents one by one

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Before the exam, he decided to pick off topics he found difficult.
The company picked off its competition through a series of smart acquisitions.
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