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Meanings of lookout in English
A structure commanding a wide view of its surroundings.
Usage of lookout in English
1
I would suggest, therefore, that you remain awake and on the lookout.
2
He knew the lookout well; they had often shared this precarious perch.
3
Hallowes said, I'll send a good lookout up to that ridge, sir.
4
One lookout in front of the bank, and another at the rear.
5
The Gonds in Seonee were always on the lookout for a porcupine.
6
The lookout had been shot from his post in the forward observatory.
7
Keep on the lookout for the WWE Network special later that month.
8
The men gasped, the Jew snickered, the lookout straightened in his chair.
9
Again came the voice of the lookout and the arm pointed ahead.
10
The Devil was always on the lookout, and everywhere in a minute.
11
Information was disseminated to all the surrounding stations to keep a lookout.
12
That's all, lads; breakfast is ready; lay down all except the lookout.
13
You think they could do that by keeping a lookout for opportunities?
14
Better retrieve your game while the balance of us keep a lookout.
15
Our lookout on things sees only a part; it never sees all.
16
So let our readers and the public generally be on the lookout.
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Translations for lookout
Portuguese
Lookout through the time
Lookout across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
Common
United States of America
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