Look on
/luk ɔn/A2
Beginner
1. To watch something happen without getting involved.
- He decided to look on while his friends played basketball.
- A crowd gathered to look on as the magician performed his tricks.
2. To consider or regard something in a particular way.
- She tends to look on the bright side of every situation.
- Despite the difficulties, he looked on the experience as a valuable lesson.
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