look
/lʊk/
verb
- To direct your eyes toward something so that you can see it.
- Look at the board and read the instructions carefully.
- She looked at the beautiful sunset over the ocean.
- He looked out the window to check if it was raining.
- To seem or appear in a particular way.
- The weather looks like it will clear up soon.
- This cake looks delicious.
- You look tired after working all night.
- To search for someone or something.
- She is looking for a new job in marketing.
- I looked everywhere for my keys but couldn't find them.
- We looked through the files to find the missing document.
- To face or be directed in a particular direction.
- Our house looks south, so it gets a lot of sunlight.
- The sign looks toward the main entrance.
- The window looks onto a quiet garden.
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interjection
- Used to draw attention to something or to express surprise or annoyance.
- Look, I don't have time for this argument.
- Look, there's a shooting star!
- Look, that's exactly what I meant.
noun
- An act of directing your eyes toward something in order to see it.
- He gave me a quick look before leaving the room.
- Take a look at this photo from our vacation.
- I had a look at the report and it seems fine.
- The appearance or style of someone or something.
- She has a classic look that never goes out of fashion.
- The new design gives the car a modern look.
- I like the look of that restaurant; it seems cozy.
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