phrasal verb_look

Question 1

look at

Answer 1

read it quickly and not very carefully

Question 2

look at (conclusions)

Answer 2

examine or consider sth carefully in oder to make a decision about it/we need to look at the conclusions and make a decision about it

Question 3

look out

Answer 3

carefully watch the things around

Question 4

lookout

Answer 4

noun: a person who is watching for a danger/ The bank robbers had lookout standing at the street corner to warn them if the police came

Question 5

onlooker

Answer 5

noun: someone who watches an activity without becoming involved in it/ from the phrasal verb look on with the same meaning

Question 6

if you look up to sb

Answer 6

then you respect and admire them

Question 7

if you look down on sb or sth

Answer 7

then you think that someone or something is less important than you, or that something is not good enough quality for you to use

Question 8

if you look after sb or sty

Answer 8

then you take care of someone or something by doing what is needed to keep them well or in a good condition

Question 9

if you look ahead

Answer 9

then you think about what will happen in the future and plan for those events

Question 10

if you look around/round

Answer 10

then you try to find something you want ( a job) by asking different people and by looking in different places

Question 11

if you look forward to sth/ doing sth

Answer 11

then you feel pleased and excited about something that is going to happen

Question 12

read it quickly and not very carefully

Answer 12

look at

Question 13

examine or consider sth carefully in oder to make a decision about it/we need to look at the conclusions and make a decision about it

Answer 13

look at (conclusions)

Question 14

carefully watch the things around

Answer 14

look out

Question 15

noun: a person who is watching for a danger/ The bank robbers had lookout standing at the street corner to warn them if the police came

Answer 15

lookout

Question 16

noun: someone who watches an activity without becoming involved in it/ from the phrasal verb look on with the same meaning

Answer 16

onlooker

Question 17

then you respect and admire them

Answer 17

if you look up to sb

Question 18

then you think that someone or something is less important than you, or that something is not good enough quality for you to use

Answer 18

if you look down on sb or sth

Question 19

then you take care of someone or something by doing what is needed to keep them well or in a good condition

Answer 19

if you look after sb or sty

Question 20

then you think about what will happen in the future and plan for those events

Answer 20

if you look ahead

Question 21

then you try to find something you want ( a job) by asking different people and by looking in different places

Answer 21

if you look around/round

Question 22

then you feel pleased and excited about something that is going to happen

Answer 22

if you look forward to sth/ doing sth

Question 23

look up

Answer 23

найти в словаре или расписании/please look up a fast train to Leeds/If you don’t know the meaning of a word, look it up in a good dictionary.

Question 24

look over

Answer 24

тщательно изучить/We must look the school over before sending our son there.

Question 25

look into

Answer 25

изучать/detectives are looking into a murder(расследовать)

Question 26

look over/look through

Answer 26

тщательно просмотреть(over)/ просмотреть бегло(through)