Look out
/lʊk ˈaʊt/A2
Beginner
1. To keep an eye on something or someone in order to protect or guard against danger or trouble.
- You should look out for any suspicious activity around your house.
- Please look out for any changes in the document that might occur.
2. To be watchful and actively seek something.
- Look out for the new shop that opens next week, it has great products.
- He was looking out for a good investment opportunity.
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