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the pick of something
idiom(alsothe pick of the bunch)
the best of a group of people or things: （…的）精华；最好的东西；出类拔萃者
The pick of this year's three-year-old racehorses is Galileo.今年3岁大的赛马中最棒的是加利莱奥。
There were lots of very amusing entries, but the pick of the bunch came from John Robinson.有许多非常有趣的参赛作品，但最好的还是约翰‧鲁宾逊的。
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the pick of something | American Dictionary
the pick of something
idiom
the best of a group:
This puppy was the pick of the litter.
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