English · Common Verbs
/lʊks/
[/lʊks/]
third-person singular of look
Third-person singular present of 'look': used when he, she, or it directs the eyes or seems.
My grandmother looks out of her window every afternoon to watch the children play outside.
My grandmother looks out of her window every afternoon to watch the children play outside.
From Old English 'locian' (to look, gaze).
Used with singular subjects in the present tense for looking or for appearance.