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Meanings of outlook in English

Portuguese
mentalidade

A habitual or characteristic mental attitude that determines how you will interpret and respond to situations.

mentalidade
Portuguese
expetativa
Catalan
expectativa
Spanish
expectativa

Belief about (or mental picture of) the future.

expetativa

The act of looking out.

Usage of outlook in English
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Sanoma said it would issue a 2020 outlook later in the year.
Reuters
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Uncertainty still remains, however, about the outlook of peripheral euro zone countries.
Reuters
3
The company also said it was keeping its outlook for the year.
Reuters
4
The situation began to change my whole outlook on work and compensation.
Ebony
5
The outlook for the market still appears positive given Indonesia's economic prospects.
Reuters
6
Patients reported improved future outlook despite continued concern about pain and chronicity.
Pubmed
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And what does it mean for the interest rate outlook in Europe?
The Irish Times
8
The new year brings a new outlook, so don't neglect the sex.
Ebony
9
Analysts said the data didn't change the outlook for British interest rates.
Reuters
10
The order does not affect Vestas' outlook for 2010, the company said.
Reuters
11
The new ratings are 'BBB negative' with a stable outlook, GM said.
Reuters
12
Global risk factors will continue to be key for the rupee's outlook.
Reuters
13
Yet a moribund real estate market means the company's outlook remains uncertain.
Reuters
14
Rosewarne said despite the challenge, the outlook for the firm was good.
Radio NZ
15
However, sentiment about the broader short term economic outlook remained marginally negative.
Radio NZ
16
Consumer confidence is holding up despite growing concern about the economic outlook.
Radio NZ
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Outlook through the time
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Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
South Africa
Common
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