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Phrasal verb to look

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  • The police are looking … the case of the smuggled diamonds.
    into
  • If you don’t know the word, look it … in a dictionary.
    up
  • In his old age, Derek often looks … on his life.
    back
  • There’s a car coming. Look … !
    out
  • We are trying to look … and see what our options are.
    ahead
  • Every year the children look … the holidays coming.
    forward to
  • She spent a few hours looking … the shops.
    round
  • Kate is a nurse. She looks … patients in a hospital.
    after
  • I’ll look … tomorrow on the way home.
    in
  • I spent all day looking … my glasses.
    for
  • I looked … you everywhere.
    for
  • Jack looks … his older brother.
    up to/ to
  • Maria is looking … living in her new home.
    forward to
  • Piers is very arrogant. He looks … on uneducated people.
    down
  • He looked … his notes before the lecture.
    through
  • Nobody tried to stop the thief. Everybody just looked ….
    on
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