look round

The phrase "look round" can describe physical movement to see behind or around oneself, or the act of exploring or inspecting an area.

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Definition

A2General

(common)To turn one's head or body to see something behind or around oneself.

Example

  • She looked round to see who was calling her name.
  • He looked round quickly when he heard the noise.

B1Exploration

(common)To visit and explore a place or area, often for inspection or examination.

Example

  • We decided to look round the museum before lunch.
  • They looked round the new house thoroughly before making an offer.

Similar

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

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