Vocab Bloom Hub

look at

/lʊk æt/

Tradução: Verbo frasal usado para indicar a direção do olhar para alguém ou algo, ou para examinar ou considerar algo.

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verb

/lʊk æt/A2formal
  • ptVerbo frasal usado para indicar a direção do olhar para alguém ou algo, ou para examinar ou considerar algo.

A phrasal verb used to indicate directing one's gaze towards someone or something, or to examine or consider something.

incontável · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparável

  1. Direct visual attentionformal

    To direct your eyes towards something in order to see it.

    ptOlhar para

    • Look at the beautiful sunset.
    • She looked at the painting for a long time.
    • He looked at his watch to check the time.

    Sinônimoscontemplateexamineinspectobserveregardviewwatch

    Antônimosdisregardignoremissneglectoverlook

  2. Examine or inspectformal

    To examine or consider something carefully.

    ptExaminar

    • The doctor looked at my injured knee.
    • We need to look at the problem from a different angle.
    • The mechanic looked at the engine to find the issue.

    Sinônimoscontemplateexamineinspectobserveperusereviewscanscrutinizestudysurvey

    Antônimosignoreneglectoverlook

  3. Consider or think aboutformal

    To think about or consider a situation or idea.

    ptConsiderar

    • Let's look at the options before making a decision.
    • We are looking at ways to reduce costs.
    • The committee will look at your proposal next week.

    Sinônimosanalyzeassessconsidercontemplateevaluateexamineponderreviewscrutinizestudy

    Antônimosdisregardforgetignoreneglectoverlook

Formas
  • looked at past participle
  • looked at past simple
  • looking at present participle
  • looks at third person singular

Verbo baselook

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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