collect someone/something from somewhere
collocation
mainly UK
to go to a place and bring someone or something away from it: 取，领取;接走
She arranged to call in on her way to collect Abby from school.
They collected the car from the garage the next day.
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collectverb
She collected an empty trolley from the bay and started to walk slowly past the displays of fruit and vegetables.
I had just collected my partner from the station and was driving through town.
He went off to collect the lawnmower from the repair shop.
I'll collect you from the station.我会去车站接你。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Taking things away from someone or somewhere
appropriate
bear away
carry someone away
carry something off
confiscate
debug
drain
drain (something) away
drainage
dredge
expropriate
expropriation
relieve
remove
rob
root something/someone out
rout someone out
seize
shear
sweep
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