Lesson 3

To pick up (to choose; to select)// 挑選

• I want to pick up some new ties to give as Christmas presents to my friends.
• Which book did u pick out to send to Jason?
  
  pick up (撿起東西,不經意學習）
• Mother went to the supermarket to pick up the groceries.
• Jason picked up some Italian when he was in Italy.

To take one's time( To work or go leisurely; not to hurry)// 慢來

• You may take your time; we're not in a rush.
• Don't rush; take your time when u eat.
• There is no hurry. You can take your time doing the project.
• William never works fast. He always takes his time in everything he does.

Leisure 空閑

Leisurely 悠閒地(adv,adj)

at one's leisure 有空時、閒暇時

• He left his house early this morning and walked leisurely to him office.
• After he retired, John led a leisurely life.
• My boss told me (to look through these reports) at my leisure.