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Meanings of
look on
in English
Portuguese
considerar
Catalan
considerar
Spanish
considerar
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Look on as or consider.
esteem
repute
think of
regard as
look upon
take to be
Portuguese
considerar
Catalan
mirar
Spanish
ver
Back to the meaning
Observe with attention.
watch
Catalan
mirar
Synonyms
Examples for "
esteem
"
esteem
repute
think of
regard as
look upon
Examples for "
esteem
"
1
Question: My son, who was 11 last week, has really low
self
-
esteem
.
2
This can lead to loss of confidence, low
self
-
esteem
and severe stress.
3
By a Diamond, not married; and of wealth or social
esteem
;
talented.
4
Ignoring her, Davis said, The government's very concerned about
self
-
esteem
these days.
5
Cyclists have issues with
self
-
esteem
:
they have far too much of it.
1
In the time of the civil wars, astrology was in high
repute
.
2
It is by
repute
unlucky; so you never can have done so.
3
The doctrine is sustained in
repute
at present principally for two reasons.
4
Both of them had the
repute
of being sprung from the gods.
5
No historian of the least
repute
has committed himself to the theory.
1
Now, if only he could
think
of
the right question to ask.
2
Jack could only
think
of
one possible answer: they were under attack.
3
We have to
think
of
the wider needs and health of society.
4
Often I will
think
of
something completely different to help me wait.
5
But
think
of
the course of the future as, oh, flowing water.
1
A state which others would
regard
as
fever was normal to them.
2
Across the Persian Gulf they see states they
regard
as
American vassals.
3
What happened next Arthur would always
regard
as
the strangest of accidents.
4
Neither the mother nor the father deserves such
regard
as
the preceptor.
5
We still
regard
as
highly plausible the view suggested in this passage.
1
With these simple conditions, I
look
upon
the cure as absolutely certain.
2
So in due course Rose came to
look
upon
us with favour.
3
They are in no hurry; they
look
upon
the matter as arranged.
4
The others we must
look
upon
as the prizes in the lottery.
5
Besides, I wanted to
look
upon
our beloved city one last time.
1
He knew exactly the attitude to
take
to
be
accepted within seconds.
2
And how long would it necessarily
take
to
be
starved of language?
3
So what does it really
take
to
be
fit for the bill?
4
This small fry I
take
to
be
the top of their fishery.
5
This is his portrait, which I
take
to
be
a faithful one.
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.
Other examples for "look on"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
This collocation consists of:
look
on
look
Verb
Preposition
Translations for
look on
Portuguese
considerar
Catalan
considerar
estimar
mirar
Spanish
considerar
estimar
ver
mirar
observar
Look on
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Look on
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Australia
Common
Ireland
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