To Look At
91 Synonyms of LOOK (AT) | Merriam-Webster Thesaurus
Synonyms for look at chew over, cogitate, consider, contemplate, debate, deliberate, entertain, eye, kick around, meditate, mull (over), perpend, ponder, pore (over), question, revolve, ruminate, study, think (about or over), turn, weigh, wrestle (with) Phrases Synonymous with look at beat one's brains out (about), chew on,
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To look at - Idioms by The Free Dictionary
look at (someone or something) (redirected from to look at) look at (someone or something) 1. To focus one's glance or gaze on someone or something. Look at me when I'm talking to you! I looked at all the paintings in the museum, but none of them really made an impression on me. 2. To examine, observe, or analyze someone or something.
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LOOK AT Synonyms: 320 Synonyms & Antonyms for LOOK AT - Thesaurus.com
synonyms for look at Compare Synonyms analyze confirm correct find out go through investigate monitor probe review scrutinize study test try verify ascertain audit candle case compare count eyeball frisk note overlook prove quiz tell balance account enquire about keep account look over make sure scout out take stock antonyms for look at
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Look at - Idioms by The Free Dictionary
1. To focus one's glance or gaze on someone or something. Look at me when I'm talking to you! I looked at all the paintings in the museum, but none of them really made an impression on me. 2. To examine, observe, or analyze someone or something.
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Look at Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
1 : to use the power of vision : see Look before you cross. 2 : to direct the attention or eyes Look in the mirror. Look at the map. 3 : seem sense 1 That looks dangerous. 4 : to have an appearance that is suitable He looks his age. 5 : face entry 2 sense 1 The house looks east. look after : to take care of Look after the children. look down on
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To look at (someone or something) - Idioms by The Free Dictionary
to look at (someone or something) to look at (someone or something) Based on or judging from someone's or something's appearance alone. To look at him, you wouldn't think Steve did mixed martial arts on the weekend. To look at it, it's hard to believe that such a small device is full of such powerful hardware. See also: look, to
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Look at - definition of look at by The Free Dictionary
1. 'see' When you see something, you are aware of it through your eyes, or you notice it. We saw black smoke coming from the building. I waved, but nobody saw me. See see 2. 'look at' When you look at something, you direct your eyes towards it. He looked at the food on his plate. People looked at her in astonishment. See look 3. 'watch'
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What is another word for "look at"? - WordHippo
What is another word for look at? Contexts Verb To look on with one's eyes To ogle or stare at someone intently To closely inspect or examine (something) … more Verb To look on with one's eyes regard observe view watch examine eye behold eyeball see surveil note witness look on feast your eyes on peer at notice spot perceive spy sight discern
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What is the difference between "look at" and "look to"?
To look at means to see something on purpose, that is, something that you actually want to see. Thus, looking at you implies willingly turning my head towards you so that I can see you, while seeing you is almost unavoidable: if you are in my presence, I'll see you no matter what I do. But I won't be looking at you unless I want to.
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To look at in Spanish | English to Spanish Translation - SpanishDict
look at ( look aht ) transitive verb phrase 1. (to observe) a. mirar Look at the moon. It's so beautiful tonight. Mira la luna. Es tan hermosa esta noche. 2. (to consider) a. considerar We plan to look at three options before making a decision. Planeamos considerar tres opciones antes de tomar una decisión. b. estudiar
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Look at When we look at something, we direct our eyes in its direction and pay attention to it: [the speaker is sitting at her computer] Come and look at this photo Carina sent me. Look at the rabbit! Warning: When look has an object, it is followed by at: Look at the rain. It’s so heavy. Not: Look the rain. See
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Difference Between "Look At" And "Look To"? - englishforums.com
"Look to" means to "rely upon" - an athiest might say: "Do not look to an unseen God, believe in yourself and your abilities!" "Look at" means both to look at an object with one's eyes, as well as to examine an idea or proposal further: "Let's look at the details more closely, before we commit to such an expensive plan." Seattleguy
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