Look out on (something)
To face something, to overlook something.Our hotel room looked out on a beautiful garden.
Look out for (someone or something)
To be alert or watchful for someone or something, to keep looking for someone or something."Could you please look out for any old vinyl records... Read more →
Look out for (someone)
To provide protection and care for someone."Please look out for my sister when she visits you this summer."
Look out
To take care, to be careful, to be on guard."Look out! There is a large truck coming down the highway."
Look on (someone) as (something)
To view or think of someone as something.Everybody in our neighborhood looks on my neighbor as someone to talk to if they have a problem.
Look on
To watch, to observe, to be a spectator.Many people looked on as the fire burned in the building.
Look like the cat that ate/swallowed the canary
To seem very self-satisified, to look like you have just had some kind of success.The boy looked like the cat that ate the canary when he won... Read more →
Look like something the cat dragged in
To look very shabby or worn or dirty.My friend looked like something the cat dragged in when he arrived home from work last night.
Look like death warmed over
To look very ill.The elderly man looked like death warmed over when he went to the hospital.
Lose one`s temper
To become angry.The mother lost her temper when the child broke the expensive dish.