look
/lʊk/
Translation
To turn your eyes towards something so you can see it.
Grammar
Examples
big dog!
"Look" asks you to turn your eyes to the dog.
looked window.
"Looked" is the past form of "look".
happy today.
Here "look" tells how someone seems to others.
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