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Look at

/lʊk æt /

A2

Beginner

1. To direct one's gaze to see something or someone.

  • She looked at the painting for a long time, admiring the details.
  • Please look at the board to follow the teacher's explanation.

2. To read or examine closely.

  • I need to look at these documents before we proceed with the meeting.
  • Can you look at this math problem and help me solve it?

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