looking
/ˈlʊkɪŋ/
noun
- The act of directing your eyes toward something.
- A quick looking around the room showed no one was there.
- After a careful looking at the map, we found the right road.
- His constant looking at his phone annoyed his mother.
verb
- Directing your eyes toward something in order to see it.
- She was looking out the window at the rain.
- He kept looking at his watch during the meeting.
- The children are looking at the pictures in the book.
- Appearing or seeming in a particular way.
- That new restaurant is looking very popular.
- The sky is looking dark, so it might rain soon.
- You are looking tired today; did you sleep well?
- Searching for someone or something.
- She is looking for a new job in marketing.
- They are looking for a place to have lunch.
- I am looking for my keys; have you seen them?