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| 1 | C usually singular an act of looking at someone or something 看；瞧；望 |
| have/take a look at Can I have a look at your new skateboard? 我可以看看你的新滑板吗？ |
| have a good/close look (=look carefully) He got out of the car so he could have a closer look. 仔细地看 |
| | 1a | to look at someone at the same time as they look at you , especially to communicate something （尤指为传达某讯息）交流表情，交换眼色 | |
| | 1b | to look at someone or something quickly and make a decision about them 迅速看一下…（就作出决定） | | I took one look at him and decided I didn’ t like him. 我看了看他，认定我并不喜欢他。 | |
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| 2 | C usually singular an expression that you have on your face or in your eyes 面部表情；神色；眼色 |
| a look on sb’ s face I could tell by the look on his face that he was not happy. 从他的面部表情我可以断定他并不开心。 |
| a look in sb’ s eyes He had that look in his eyes that always meant trouble. 他眼里总是流露出一种忧心忡忡的神情。 |
| give sb a look (=look at them in a particular way) She gave me a puzzled look. 带着某种表情看某人 |
| a dirty look (=an unfriendly look) I don’ t know why he’ s giving me such dirty looks. 不友好的神情 |
| a look of surprise/horror/disgust etc She saw the look of surprise on Nicky’ s face. 她看到了尼基那一脸吃惊的表情。 |
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| 3 | C usually singular the appearance that someone or something has 外貌；外观 |
| have a...look about/to it The town had a very run-down look about it. 这个城镇显得非常破旧。 |
| by the look(s) of By the looks of him, he hadn’ t had a wash for days. 看样子他有好几天没洗澡了。 |
| not like the look of sb/sth (=think they look bad, unpleasant etc) I don’ t like the look of him. Let’ s sit over here instead. 认为某人/某物看起来很糟糕（或令人讨厌等） |
| | 3a | plural the attractive appearance of someone , especially their face （吸引人的）外貌，外表；（尤指）美貌 | | She’ s got everything – looks, intelligence, and money. 她什么都有了：美貌、智慧和金钱。 | | lose your looks Even as she grew older, she never lost her looks. 尽管年纪渐长，她却美貌依旧。 | |
| | 3b | C a particular style in clothes , furniture etc （衣服、家具等的）风格 | | Let us help you to create a stylish modern look for your home. 让我们帮你打造一个时尚现代的家。 | |
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| 4 | C usually singular an act of searching for someone or something 查找；找寻 |
| have a look for I don’ t know where the book is, but I’ ll have a look for it. 我不知道这本书放哪儿了，但我会找一找。 |
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| 5 | C usually singular an act of thinking carefully about a problem or situation 思考；考虑 |
| take/have a look at sth We need to take a look at the way we deal with orders. 我们需要考虑一下我们处理订单的方式。 |
| take a (long) hard look at sth (=think very carefully and seriously about it) You seem to be permanently stressed out – I think you should take a long hard look at your life. 认真严肃地考虑某事 |
| take a fresh look at sth (=think about it again in a different way) Insurance companies are taking a fresh look at Singapore’ s earthquake risks. 从新的角度看待某事物 |
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| - | a look around/round BRITISH
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| an occasion when you walk around a room , building , or place in order to see what is there |
| 游览；参观 |
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| We can have a look around the village after lunch. 午饭后我们可以在村里四处逛逛。 |
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| Words frequently used with look | | look 的常见搭配词 | | adjectives | dirty, knowing, puzzled, questioning, quizzical, searching, thoughtful, withering, | 2 | | | |
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