The pick of (something)
The best of a group.The members of the Olympic team are the pick of the best athletes in the country.
A pick-me-up
Food or a drink that one takes when one feels tired or lacks energy.I stopped at the restaurant on my way home for a quick pick-me-up.
Pick holes in (something)
To find all the flaws and falsehoods in an argument, to criticize something severely.My supervisor picked holes in my argument to buy a new... Read more →
Pick at (something)
To eat only little bits of something.The boy is sick and will only pick at his food.
Pick at (someone)
To be very critical of someone.The woman is always picking at her husband for very small things.
Perspective on (something)
A way of looking at a situation and determining what is important.My friend has a different perspective on what recently happened in his company.
Persist with (something)
To continue with something.I am going to persist with my demand that my boss transfer me to another department.
Persist in (doing something)
To continue to do something with determination.The young child persisted in making noise that disturbed his father.
Perk up
To become energetic or happy after being sad or tired.My sister began to perk up after she had a chance to rest after her long drive.
Perfect couple
Two people who appear to get along perfectly.Our neighors seem to be the perfect couple.