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Mielőtt az oldal alján elolvasnád a jelentésüket, próbáld meg párosítani a kifejezést a definícióval!
Tipp: a "look over" és a "look through" hasonló érteműek, néha felcserélhetőek.
Most pedig nézzünk meg 1-1 példamondatot mindegyik kifejezésre:
Look for: To try to find something or someone.
- Example: I'm looking for my keys.
Look up:
To find information in a reference book or on a computer.
- Example: If you don't know the meaning of a word, you can look it up in a dictionary.
Look up to: To admire and respect someone.
- Example: Many young athletes look up to their coaches.
Look down: To literally direct your gaze downwards.
- Example: She looked down at the ground.
Look down on: To think that you are better than someone or something; to have a low opinion of.
- Example: Some people look down on manual labor.
Look after: To take care of someone or something.
- Example: Could you look after my cat while I'm on holiday?
Look out: To be careful; to be vigilant.
- Example: Look out! There's a car coming.
Look over: To examine something quickly.
- Example: Could you look over my essay for any errors?
Look through: To read something quickly, especially to find something specific.
- Example: I'll look through the report and see if I can find the information.
Look into: To investigate or examine something carefully.
- Example: The police are looking into the cause of the accident.
Look ahead: To think about what will happen in the future and plan for it.
- Example: It's important to look ahead and set goals.
Look back: To think about something that happened in the past.
- Example: When I look back on my childhood, I have many happy memories.
Look around: To explore a place, especially to see what is there.
- Example: We spent the afternoon looking around the old town.