Definitions from the Web
- Term: look around
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Part of speech: Verb phrase
Sense 1: To examine or explore one's surroundings
- Example sentence 1: She decided to look around the park before settling on a spot for the picnic.
- Example sentence 2: He looked around the room nervously, trying to find a familiar face.
Sense 2: To search for or gather information in a particular area
- Example sentence 1: The detective looked around the crime scene for any possible clues.
- Example sentence 2: I need to look around for a good deal before buying a new laptop.
Sense 3: To be observant and attentive
- Example sentence 1: Always look around when walking on unfamiliar streets to ensure your safety.
- Example sentence 2: The teacher reminded the students to look around during the trip to the zoo to learn as much as possible.
Sense 4: To have a casual or quick browse in a store or online
- Example sentence 1: I just needed to look around the bookstore, but I ended up spending hours there.
- Example sentence 2: She looked around the website to see if there were any interesting sales.
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