looks, looked, looking
to look at
phrasal verbE
To direct your eyes towards something to see it
- 1She looked at the painting for a long time.
- 2Please look at the board for instructions.
When you look at something, you use your eyes to see it. You focus your attention on that thing and observe it. It's like when you watch a movie or look at a picture. You are directing your eyes towards that object to see it clearly.
Remember to blink regularly when looking at something for a long time. It helps keep your eyes moist and prevents strain.
during a Sunday service
Admiring the Stained Glass
Donna
Melissa, look at the beautiful stained glass windows.
Melissa
Wow, they're stunning! The colors are so vibrant.
Donna
I love how the sunlight shines through them.
Melissa
It's like a work of art, truly mesmerizing.
at an art exhibition
Observing the Masterpieces
David
Dorothy, look at this painting; the colors are so vibrant.
Dorothy
Wow, David, the details are incredible!
David
I love how the artist captured the light.
Dorothy
Yes, it's truly a masterpiece.
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Similar to "to look at":
- 1observe
- 2view
- 3watch