Look out for
/lʊk aut fɔː/B1
PreIntermediate
1. To be on guard to notice or protect someone or something.
- You should look out for your little brother when you're at the park.
- Parents often look out for their children's best interests.
2. To be watchful for something specific.
- I'm looking out for a good deal on a laptop this Black Friday.
- Look out for any errors in the document before you submit it.
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