verb

look

to see, to appear, to search

Look at that beautiful bird!

Look at that beautiful bird!

You look tired today.

You look tired today.

I'm looking for my keys.

I'm looking for my keys.

Look after your little sister.

Look after your little sister.

((at sth./sb.)) to direct one's gaze at (sth./sb.) Look at the camera.

((adjective)) to have a certain appearance You look happy.

((for sth./sb.)) to search for (sth./sb.) She is looking for a job.

((after sth./sb.)) to take care of (sth./sb.) Can you look after the baby?

Synonyms: see, watch, glance, seem, appear

From Old English 'lōcian', meaning 'to see, gaze, behold'.

Imagine the two 'o's in 'look' are a pair of eyes looking at something.

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