1. 采摘：reaping 收割 | to pick 采摘 | picking 采摘
2. 选：挑 carry on a pole; choose, raise; incite | 选 choose; to pick; select; elect | 走 to walk; to go; to move (Kangxi radical 156)
3. 采：不毛之地 barren land | 采 to pick | 菜青虫 cabbage worm
4. 选择：帮助 to help; assistance; to assist | 选择 select; to pick; choose; choice | 穿 to wear; put on; penetrate
1. Traders and tourists came from all over China to pick and buy the mandarins.
2. We recommend picking one that takes your fancy, buying a bag of beer and asking the manager to pick out some daily specials.
3. A gentleman is supposed to act chivalrous and pick up the bill, not charge 50 yuan for a kiss.
4. The " current law " that Pick is referring to is DOMA, which was signed into federal law in September 1996 by then president Bill Clinton.
5. Analysts say Yudhoyono is likely to pick more technocrats, and fewer politicians to fill his next cabinet so that the government can promote reform.
6. Beijing will encourage its residents to pick up the calisthenics to promote their physical wellbeing.
7. Those who wish to donate can take clothes to the store's donation centers, send clothes by mail or call volunteers to come pick up donated items.
8. Most analysts remain optimistic about the outlook for inward capital flows, saying momentum will start to pick up later this year as the global economy recovers.
9. CMA CGM can pick up the cargo in Kunming and send it directly to its container ship in Shenzhen.
10. The incident took place last month as Zhang saw his son pick what appeared to be peanuts off the carpet and eat them.