Noun
1. the expression on a person's face;
2. the act of directing the eyes toward something and perceiving it visually;
3. physical appearance;
4. the general atmosphere of a place or situation and the effect that it has on people;
Verb
1. perceive with attention; direct one's gaze towards;
2. give a certain impression or have a certain outward aspect;
3. have a certain outward or facial expression;
4. search or seek;
5. be oriented in a certain direction, often with respect to another reference point; be opposite to;
6. take charge of or deal with;
7. convey by one's expression;
8. look forward to the probable occurrence of;
9. accord in appearance with;
10. have faith or confidence in;
They were detailed to look for water.
Everywhere you look, you can see glass and concrete monstrosities going up.
Look, this is our company's quarterly bulletin.
We must look beyond for signs of change.
Have you asked the plumber to come and look at the leaking pipe?
Don't look down on the role women can play.
The natives look down their noses at foreigners.
Look before you leap.
The child knelt down to look for a coin he had dropped.
Doesn't he look like that man who's wanted for the jewel robbery?
The boss may look a bit fierce, but in fact he wouldn't say " boo " to a goose.
Look, there it is, right under your nose!
He had to look after his invalid brother.
The girl has a good look.
He smoked a sheet of glass to look at the sun.
What an object you look in that old hat!
Imes concluded from her fluttered look that she had spent the money.
He gave me a searching look.
The police left no stone unturned to look for the child.
We'll look into the matter first before coming to a decision.
He chooses to look into the matter till the truth is out.
We look forward to your reture on an early day.
You look preoccupied: what are you thinking of?
I sent word to her to go and look after you.
He put on a serious look.
Look out for burglars on the prowl. If you see anything suspicious, call the police immediately.
I won't be able to look him in the eye if I lie.
look like
The toy looks like a real dog.
It looks like rain; Let's start for home.
look after
To take care of
looked after his younger brother.
look for
To search for; seek
looking for my gloves.
To expect
Look for a change of weather in March.
look on 或 look upon
To regard in a certain way
looked on them as incompetents.
look out
To be watchful or careful; take care
If you don't look out, you may fall on the ice. We looked out for each other on the trip.
look to
To expect
He looked to hear from her.
To seem about to; promise to
“an ‘Action Program,’ which . . . looked to reduce tariffs on over 1,800 items”(&b{Alan D. Romberg})
look up
To search for and find, as in a reference book.
To visit
look up an old friend.
To become better; improve
Things are at last looking up.
look one's age
appear to be as old as one really is
look alive
look before you leap
(proverb)one shouldn't act without first considering the possible consequences or dangers
look daggers at
look down one's nose at
another way of saying look down on
look for trouble
look someone in the eye (或 face)
look directly at someone without showing embarrassment, fear, or shame
a look see
Take a look-see at this one and see if you like it.
I took a long look-see through my binoculars.
appear, look, seem
appearance, look, face, aspect
look, see, watch, observe, witness
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