■ look out

■ look out
■ look out
A v. i. + avv.
1 guardare fuori (della finestra, del finestrino, ecc.)
2 (di locale, finestra, ecc.) essere rivolto (verso); dare (su): My room looks out on the beach, la mia stanza dà sulla spiaggia
3 (generalm. all'imper.) fare attenzione; stare attento; badare: Look out! The bus is coming, attento! arriva l'autobus
4 – to look out for, cercare (con lo sguardo): to look out for a friend at the station, cercare un amico in stazione
5 – to look out for, essere in cerca di; cercare: to look out for a better job, essere in cerca di un posto di lavoro migliore
6 – to look out for, fare attenzione a; stare attento a; badare a: Look out for pot-holes, fa' attenzione alle buche nella strada
7 – to look out on ► to look onto
B v. t. + avv.
(GB) (cercare e) trovare; scovare: I'll look it out for you later, te lo trovo più tardi.

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