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Meanings of look (lookt) in English

Portuguese
expressão
Catalan
posat
Spanish
estampa

The feelings expressed on a person's face.

expressão
Portuguese
olhar
Catalan
llambregada
Spanish
vistazo

The act of directing the eyes toward something and perceiving it visually.

olhar
Portuguese
aguardar
Catalan
esperar
Spanish
aguardar

To look forward to, as to something that is believed to be about to happen or come.

aguardar
Portuguese
depender

Have faith or confidence in.

depender
Usage of lookt in English
1
She stopped with the needle in her hand and lookt at him angrily.
"The Ladies": A Shining Constellation of Wit and Beauty
2
And once more I lookt, and I set my soul about Mine Own.
The Night Land
3
And this with a light laugh, yet she lookt not merrie.
Harper's New Monthly Magazine, Vol. 3, July, 1851
4
And I crept to the edge, and lookt downward, and lo!
The Night Land
5
And I lookt everyway in a moment; but there was nowhere any shelter anigh.
The Night Land
6
And I stooped and lookt into her face; and lo!
The Night Land
7
And the Master Doctor lookt alway at me; and lo!
The Night Land
8
And surely she lookt a very dainty Rebellious One.
The Night Land
9
And I ceased from my journeying, and lookt about me over the Land, and lo!
The Night Land
10
And I took her into mine arms, and lookt well about; and made then forward again.
The Night Land
11
Ōver thē hĕj ŏn wŭn sīd wē lookt
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12
And I turned, instant, and lookt; and behold!
The Night Land
13
And I lookt into the cave, and found it to be sweet and clean, and very dry.
The Night Land
14
And I held her, and lookt alway about us, lest the Tree come in upon the other side.
The Night Land
15
So, drowned in tears, I lookt up, and having lookt, turned away weeping, and could say no more.
"The Ladies": A Shining Constellation of Wit and Beauty
16
And because that I was awearied, I lookt about for a safe place to mine hand, and lo!
The Night Land