IPA: /lʊk/
KK: /lʊk/
To direct one's gaze in a particular direction or to appear in a certain way.
She looked out the window to see the rain.
Past: looked
Past Participle: looked
A way of dressing or a style, as well as the expression or appearance of someone or something.
She has a unique look that makes her stand out in a crowd.
To have a certain appearance or to seem in a particular way.
She looked happy when she received the good news.
Past: looked
Past Participle: looked
The word 'look' originates from Old English 'locian', meaning to see or to gaze. It describes the action of directing one's gaze towards something.
Think of the Old English word 'locian' which means to see or gaze — this helps you remember that 'look' is about directing your gaze.