look at

The phrase "look at" is versatile, used to describe directing attention or consideration toward something or someone.

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Definition

A1General

(common)To direct one's gaze toward someone or something.

Example

  • She asked him to look at the painting on the wall.
  • Look at the sky; it's so clear tonight.

A2Inspection

(common)To examine or inspect something carefully.

Example

  • The mechanic needs to look at the car engine.
  • Can you look at my homework and see if I made any mistakes?

B1Consideration

(common)To think about or consider something in order to make a decision or form an opinion.

Example

  • We need to look at all the options before making a decision.
  • The committee will look at the proposal next week.

B2Perspective

(common)To regard or view something from a specific perspective or point of view.

Example

  • Looked at from a different angle, the problem seems easier to solve.
  • When you look at it that way, his actions make more sense.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "look at":

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