English · Common Verbs
/lʊk/
[/lʊk/]
direct the eyes
To direct your eyes toward something in order to see it, or to appear a certain way. Unlike 'see', it involves intention.
Look at those beautiful birds gathering on the wire across the street.
Look at those beautiful birds gathering on the wire across the street.
From Old English 'locian' (to look, behold), from a Germanic root.
A core everyday verb for directed sight and appearance.