looks, looked, looking
to look back
phrasal verb
Consider past decisions or actions to learn from them
- 1He looked back at his career choices to understand his progress.
- 2It's important to look back and learn from past mistakes.
Think about things you did before, like choices or actions, and remember them. Try to understand what happened, so you can learn something. This helps you know what was good or bad, and you can make better choices next time. It's like learning from your own history.
People often say "look back" when talking about important moments, like finishing school or moving to a new place, to think about what they learned and how they have changed.
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on the green
Reflecting on Past Games
Patricia
I often look back at my previous games to see how I can improve.
Edward
That's a great idea. I remember when I used to rush my swings.
Patricia
Exactly, learning from past mistakes helps us play better.
Edward
Yes, and it makes the game more enjoyable too.
in an ambulance
Reflecting on Past Decisions
Michelle
Anthony, when I look back at how we handled the last emergency, I realize we could have been faster.
Anthony
I agree, Michelle. It's important to learn from those experiences.
Michelle
Absolutely, it helps us improve and be more prepared for the next call.
Anthony
Let's make sure we apply what we've learned moving forward.
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Similar to "to look back":
- 1review
- 2reassess
