Recogió (en. Picked up)

/rekɔˈxjo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To take or receive something that has fallen or is in disorder.

She picked up the toys from the floor.

Ella recogió los juguetes del suelo.

To gather things or people in one place.

The teacher picked up the students in the courtyard.

El maestro recogió a los estudiantes en el patio.

To accept or admit something.

Finally, he embraced the idea of working as a team.

Finalmente, él recogió la idea de trabajar en equipo.

From Latin 'recapere', meaning 'to take back'.

to take up the baton

To accept a responsibility or continue with someone else's task.

recoger el testigo

to reap the fruits

To obtain results or benefits from a made effort.

recoger frutos

to gather ideas

To compile or gather various opinions or suggestions.

recoger ideas

to pick up

Verb that means to take or add something to a place or group.

recoger

collection

The action of gathering, especially in relation to crops or data.

recolección

collector

A person who dedicates themselves to gathering, especially fruits or data.

recolector

To collect money from donations.

He picked up a couple of bills for the cause.

Él recogió un par de billetes para la causa.

To pick someone up from a place.

I'm going to pick up my friend from the station.

Voy a recoger a mi amigo de la estación.