look + particle

To take care of someone or something, making sure they are safe and have everything they need.

To think about and prepare for the future, or to direct your gaze forward.

To direct your attention toward a specific upcoming event, period, or challenge in the future.

To turn and look in various directions to examine your surroundings, or to visit a place and inspect it.

To direct your eyes toward something, or to consider or examine something.

To turn your eyes in a different direction, away from something you were looking at or do not want to see.

To think about or consider the past, or to literally turn and look behind you.

To consider things further ahead or outside the immediate situation, or to see past surface appearances to something deeper.

To direct your eyes downward, or to lower your gaze.

To regard someone or something as inferior, unimportant, or beneath you socially, morally, or intellectually.

To regard someone or something as inferior or beneath one's own standards — the formal or literary variant of 'look down on'.

To try to find someone or something by searching.

To feel excited or pleased about something that is going to happen.

To make a short, informal visit to a place or person, often to check on them.

To make a brief visit to a person to check on their wellbeing or to see how they are doing.

To investigate or examine something carefully in order to find out more about it.

To look away, or to gaze into the distance — primarily a regional or dialectal American English expression.

To watch something happen without taking part in it.

To consider or regard someone or something in a particular way or role.

A warning to be alert to immediate danger, or to watch carefully for something.

To watch over and protect someone, or to be alert so you can help them.

To examine or review something fairly quickly, often to check for problems.

To consciously ignore or move beyond something, especially a flaw or obstacle.

To turn and look in different directions, or to casually explore a place.

To read or examine something carefully from start to finish, or to deliberately ignore someone.

To turn to someone or something for help, guidance, or as a source; or to direct one's attention to future plans.

To search for information in a reference source; to raise your eyes; or (of a situation) to improve.

To admire and respect someone, often wanting to be like them.

A more formal or literary way of saying 'regard' or 'consider' — to think of someone or something in a particular way.