look at

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look at [luk]
mirar a; considerar; atender.

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look at
verb:intransitive:plus_preposition
1 (observe) mirar
to look hard at [+person] observar detenidamente; [+idea] estudiar cuidadosamente
Ollie turned his head to look hard at me
You need to look hard at your priorities, young man
just look at this mess! ¡mira qué desorden!; to look at him you would never think that ... por la apariencia nunca pensarías que ...
To look at him you'd never think he used to be a professional footballer
it isn't much to look at it's nothing to look at no es muy bonito
The house isn't much to look at but it's in a lovely location
look at how she does it fíjate cómo lo hace
2 (consider) [+alternatives] considerar; examinar; [+problem] estudiar
let's look at the facts
it depends (on) how you look at it depende de cómo se enfoca la cuestión; depende del punto de vista de uno; whichever way you look at it se mire por donde se mire
3 (check) [+patient, wound, heart] examinar; [+engine, spelling] revisar
will you look at the engine? ¿podría revisar el motor?; I'll look at it tomorrow lo miraré mañana
4 (accept)
I wouldn't even look at the job no aceptaría el puesto por nada del mundo; the landlady won't look at students la patrona no aguanta los estudiantes
5 (informal) (have in prospect)
you're looking at a minimum of £200 calcula 200 libras como mínimo
It won't be cheap to repair — you're looking at a minimum of 200 pounds

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