Examples of using Has picked up in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Anyone who has picked up a book, large
Once the first end has picked up so much dirt that it's no longer useful, move on to the other end.
Private consumption has picked up and is taking over as the main engine of growth on the back of a favourable employment outlook,
a local news station has picked up the story.
Sorry to interrupt, but CENTCOM has picked up Israeli fighter jets headed toward Iranian airspace.
If, while sitting, a beautiful person has thrown a leg over another one or has picked up a leg for herself, she wants to show that she is pleased with the society of a man.
But as soon as the plane has picked up enough speed so that the wing can again support the weight of the plane,
Demand for short-term loans has picked up due to easing lending conditions in corporate lending,
gather your strength so when the retrograde is over, and Mars has picked up energy again, you will have
infrastructure building campaign across Eurasia is a gauntlet that Japan has picked up by turning to the only country in the region with the heft to match China, India.
with historical patterns and cyclical regularities, which suggest that loans to non-financial corporations can be expected to remain weak for some time after economic activity has picked up.
remind the person who has picked up your iPad to contact you through a message that will show on the iPad screen.
Networks on the mainland have picked up this story.
Must have picked up some nice tchotchkes on her travels.
You may have picked up on this.
He must have picked up the bag when the waves came surging in.
In our section we have picked up different versions of games to suit everyone's taste.
The DE should certainly have picked up on that. Sloppy reporting. ReplyShare0.
Todd could have picked up.".
Satellite radio must have picked up the new Faith Heritage Channel.