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Meanings of look out in English

Portuguese
ter cuidado
Catalan
vigilar
Spanish
vigilar

To be vigilant, be on the lookout or be careful.

ter cuidado
Usage of look out in English
1
Another point to look out for is cost projections for renewable power.
The South African
2
Ultimately, we need every individual to know what to look out for.
Radio NZ
3
Well, have a look out of the window, prime minister, he said.
The Guardian
4
Fear of change is another sign to look out for, Field says.
The Guardian
5
These are the people that you need to look out for; 1.
The South African
6
Mr Guthrie, he said, should have been keeping a closer look out.
The Irish Times
7
We're on the look out for new partners on the Africa network.
The Guardian
8
This encouraged construction workers to look out for each other, she said.
Radio NZ
9
Perhaps the gods look out for those without consciences, but who try.
Rock and Ice Magazine
10
The German went to look out the window, clearly awaiting full sunrise.
Blameless
11
What she wouldn't have given to look out and find he's gone.
Practical Magic
12
There were several other explosions, but we no longer dared look out.
The forgotten soldier
13
This Christmas he wants New Zealanders to look out for each other.
Radio NZ
14
What do you see when you look out your window at work?
The Irish Times
15
Our rooms look out over the front of the house, and yet-
The Haunting of Hill House
16
Better able than most in this town to look out for you.
Ghost Story
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Translations for look out
Spanish
vigilar
Look out through the time
Look out across language varieties
South Africa
Common
United Kingdom
Common
Canada
Common
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