Directs the eyes toward someone or something.
She looks at the menu before ordering.
The baby looks at her mother.
American English
/lʊks/
One syllable.
Form of look
As a verb, looks is used with he, she, or it. As a noun, looks is plural.
Directs the eyes toward someone or something.
Practice out loudDirects the eyes toward someone or something.
She looks at the menu before ordering.
The baby looks at her mother.
Seems to be a particular way from what can be seen.
Your brother looks tired today.
The soup looks delicious.
Tries to find someone or something.
Maria looks for her phone every morning.
He looks for a quiet place to study.
Acts of looking at someone or something, often for a short time.
Two careful looks at the contract revealed a mistake.
After several looks at the map, we found the trail.
to take care of a person, animal, or thing
Can you look after my dog this weekend?
to feel happy and excited about something in the future
We look forward to meeting you.
to search for information in a book, app, or website
I looked up the train times online.