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Look in on

/ lʊk ɪn ɒn /

B2

UpperIntermediate

1. To visit a person briefly to check on their health, safety, progress, or well-being.

  • I'm going to look in on Grandma to make sure she's feeling better after her cold.
  • Could you look in on the kids while I'm out to see if they need anything?

2. To quickly check a situation or place, typically to ensure everything is alright.

  • She promised she'd look in on the office while I was on vacation.
  • He looked in on the construction site to ensure the work was progressing smoothly.

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