what does "pick her up"mean? talk to her again?or cheer her up?
Father Thompson hovered over Jacqueline Kennedy. He intended to offer his condolences. Like the Sergeant, the priest became conscious of his own clumsiness. He marveled at her tranquillity and couldn't quite believe in it. No one could be that composed, especially a woman so young. Perhaps, he thought, he should volunteer to return to Washington with her as a silent companion. He dismissed the idea; surely there were others here who were closer to her. Then he wished that he could pick her up and tell her that all this hadn't happened, that it was just a frightful dream.
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"pick her up" means to find her and take her to somewhere, e.g. Hi, honey, I will pick you up after work.
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He wanted to return to Washington with her as a silent companion...
pick her up = go and take her somewhere by car or other means of transport.
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In this case, 'pick her up' literally means 'lift her up' or 'embrace her'.
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