What Does "i see you've already picked up the dress" Mean?
Learn what "i see you've already picked up the dress" means, when people say it, and how to use it naturally in English.
There you are. I see you've
It means the speaker has noticed the dress is already chosen or taken.
From Billionaire Daughter’S Love Triangle, Episode 1
When do people say this?
Scene Context
Someone notices that the other person has already picked out the dress.
Usage Scenario
Use this to point out something someone has already selected. It sounds natural in casual conversation and can be a little awkward if said in a suspicious tone.
Better ways to say it
I see you've already picked the dress.
Oh, you've already picked up the dress.
So you've already chosen the dress.
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