looks, looked, looking
to look at
phrasal verbE
To consider or examine something carefully
- 1We need to look at the data before making a decision.
- 2He looked at the problem from a different angle.
To look at means to pay close attention to something. It involves examining or considering something carefully. It's like when you observe something closely to understand it better. For example, when you look at a painting, you study the details to appreciate its beauty.
Remember, when you look at something, try to notice not just the big picture but also the small details. This will help you understand and appreciate it better.
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at a store with various animals
Choosing the Right Pet
George
Cynthia, we need to look at the different types of food for the new puppy.
Cynthia
You're right, George. We should compare the ingredients carefully.
George
And let's not forget to check the toys section too.
Cynthia
Absolutely, a good toy is just as important for its happiness.
at a shoe store
Finding the Perfect Fit
Charles
Cynthia, I think we need to look at the size chart before choosing a pair.
Cynthia
Good idea, Charles. We don't want to get the wrong size.
Charles
Exactly, let's make sure we get it right the first time.
Cynthia
Alright, let's examine it closely then.
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Similar to "to look at":
- 1examine
- 2inspect
- 3review
