looks, looked, looking
to look around
phrasal verbC
To explore a place or area to see what is there
- 1We decided to look around the city before dinner.
- 2She likes to look around new neighborhoods on weekends.
When you look around, you are checking out your surroundings to see what is there. It's like exploring a place or area to find out what is happening or what is available. You are simply taking a look at everything around you.
Remember to look around with all your senses, not just your eyes. Listen for sounds, smell the air, and feel the textures around you. This will give you a more complete understanding of your surroundings.
at a convenience store
Exploring the Convenience Store
Donald
Hey Matthew, while I fill up the tank, why don't you look around inside?
Matthew
Sure, I'll see if they have any snacks or drinks.
Donald
Great, let me know if you find anything interesting.
Matthew
Will do, I'll be back in a few minutes.
in a restaurant
Discovering the New Eatery
Andrew
This place looks interesting, Dorothy.
Dorothy
Yes, let's look around and see what they have on the menu.
Andrew
Good idea, I heard they have some unique dishes.
Dorothy
I can't wait to explore their dessert options.
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Similar to "to look around":
- 1explore
- 2inspect
- 3tour