looks, looked, looking
to look at
phrasal verbE
To face or confront a situation
- 1It's time to look at the facts and move on.
- 2She had to look at the reality of the situation.
When you deal with a problem or situation, you do not avoid it. You pay attention to it and try to solve it. You are brave and do not run away. You accept what is happening and try to find a way to fix or understand it.
People often say "look at the facts" when they want someone to accept reality and not ignore important information, especially in difficult situations.
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in a medical consultation room
Facing the Diagnosis
Daniel
Charles, we need to look at the test results seriously.
Charles
I know, Daniel. It's not easy, but we can't ignore them.
Daniel
You're right. Let's discuss the next steps.
Charles
Agreed. We have to be prepared for whatever comes next.
in the fields during harvest season
Facing the Harvest Challenge
Melissa
Laura, we need to look at the fact that the crops are not doing well this year.
Laura
I know, Melissa. It's been a tough season with all the unexpected weather changes.
Melissa
We should come up with a plan to manage the losses and prepare for next year.
Laura
Absolutely, let's gather the team and discuss our options.
at a theme park
Facing the Roller Coaster Challenge
Stephanie
Jeffrey, we need to look at the fact that this roller coaster is really high.
Jeffrey
I know, but we've been talking about trying it all day.
Stephanie
True, and it would be a shame to leave without giving it a shot.
Jeffrey
Alright, let's face it together and enjoy the ride!
at a sports event
Facing the Challenge
Karen
We really need to look at our strategy for the next game.
Elizabeth
I agree, especially after the last match.
Karen
Yes, we can't ignore the issues any longer.
Elizabeth
Let's tackle them head-on and make a plan.
at a retail shop
Confronting the Wardrobe Dilemma
Timothy
Paul, we really need to look at updating our wardrobe for the new season.
Paul
You're right, Timothy. Our clothes are quite outdated.
Timothy
Let's start by tackling the basics first.
Paul
Agreed, it's time to make some changes.
at the police station
Confronting the Evidence
Cynthia
Michael, we have to look at the evidence they presented.
Michael
I know, Cynthia. It's overwhelming, but we can't ignore it.
Cynthia
Let's stay calm and figure out our next steps.
Michael
Agreed. We need to be prepared for what's coming.
at the shopping center
Confronting the Shopping Dilemma
Paul
We need to look at our budget before buying anything else.
Elizabeth
You're right, we can't ignore our finances any longer.
Paul
Let's find a quiet spot to go over our expenses.
Elizabeth
Good idea, it's time to face the reality of our spending.
at the park
Confronting the Soccer Match
Matthew
The big soccer match is tomorrow, and our team isn't ready.
Lisa
I know, but we have to look at it as a chance to improve.
Matthew
You're right, we can't avoid it.
Lisa
Let's focus on our strategy and give it our best.
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Similar to "to look at":
- 1confront
- 2face
