look1
/lʊk/Translation
v [i]
→ look out!→ to look after sth/sb→ to look around→ to look at sth→ to look back→ to look down on sb→ to look for sth/sb→ to look forward to {sth/doing sth}→ to look in on sb→ to look into sth→ to look on→ to look out for sth/sb→ to look sth over [m]→ to look through sth→ to look sth up [m]→ to look up to sbVéase tb: to {feel/look} like death warmed {up/over}; to look after number one; to look alike; to look askance at sth/sb›
⇨ mirar
Don't look at me like that No me mires así
What are you looking at? ¿Qué miras?
›
⇨ parecer
›
⇨ buscar
I'm still looking Sigo buscando
■ constr. Se usa generalmente seguido de una preposición o un adverbio to look like sth/sb
⇨ parecer
It looks like rain Parece que va a llover
⇨ dar impresión
⇨ asemejar(se)
⇨ parecer(se)
This looks like a good place to camp Este parece un buen sitio para acampar
He looks just like his mother Se parece mucho a su madre
to look on the bright side
⇨ encontrar el lado positivo
what does... look like?
⇨ ¿cómo es...?
What does your boyfriend look like? ¿Cómo es tu novio?
(Definition of look v from the Diccionario Cambridge Compact English-Spanish
© Cambridge University Press and Ediciones SM 2011)
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