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Meanings of look on in English
Usage of look on in English
1
That wouldn't have been a good look on a national television special.
2
Following the draw, however, Nuengruethai chose to look on the bright side.
3
She was to look on a certain page and a certain line.
4
Walk all the way to the back and look on your right.
5
I han't seen that look on any of my people since Mississippi.
6
In the meantime, properly prepared investors should look on the bright side.
7
Members of the audience look on as President Donald Trump delivers remarks.
8
Pan: '-sowhy not look on the dark side of the sun?'
9
Terrible was it to look on the convulsed face of the dead.
10
I try desperately to look on the bright side of the virus.
11
You should look on the dedicated coronavirus NHS 111 website for information.
12
Members of the audience look on as Republican presidential candidates former U.S.
13
But the City manager did manage to look on the bright side.
14
You need to look on my desk,' Jones recalls John telling him.
15
In the climax, Bahn's trained henchmen simply look on as Roger runs.
16
Her look on him was foreign; a civil smile as they conversed.
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Translations for look on
Portuguese
Catalan
Look on through the time
Look on across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
Less common
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