Look up to
/ lʊk ʌp tu: /B2
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1. To admire and hold someone in high esteem, often modeling one's behavior after them.
- Children often look up to their parents as role models.
- She has always looked up to her older sister and followed in her footsteps.
- Many young athletes look up to professional players and aspire to be like them.
- Employees tend to look up to a fair and hardworking boss.
- He looks up to his grandfather, who taught him the value of hard work.
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