look
/lʊk/ n [C usually sing] (SEARCH)Definition
› I’ll take a look and see if you left the keys in the kitchen. After a brief look around, the police left.
(Definition of look n (SEARCH) from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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look in on someone/something phrasal verb
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look into something phrasal verb
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look like someone/something phrasal verb SIMILAR APPEARANCE
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look like something phrasal verb POSSIBLE FUTURE
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look n EXAMINE
- look n SEARCH
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look n SEE
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look n SEEM
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look on/upon someone/something phrasal verb
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look out phrasal verb
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look right through someone idiom
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