look at

English

Verb

look at (phrasal verb)

1. Used other than as an idiom: see look,‎ at.
2. (transitive) to observe or watch (something)
3. (transitive) to study (something) visually
4. (transitive) to consider

Translations

to observe or watch

• Romansch: guardar (rm) (Rumantsch Grischun, Puter, Vallader), mirar (rm) (Sursilvan), vurdar (rm) (Sutsilvan, Surmiran)

to study visually

to consider

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• Albanian: shikoj (sq)
• Breton: sellet (br)
• Czech: koukat (cs)
• Egyptian: 𓌳𓁹𓄿𓄿 (mꜣꜣ)
• French: regarder (fr)
• German: betrachten (de)
• Ido: regardar
• Irish: féach (ga) ar
• Italian: guardare (it), osservare (it)
• Japanese: Adverb:よく (ja) (yoku), じっくり (ja) (jikkuri), or しっかり (ja) (shikkari) + 見る (ja) (miru)(1), 観察 (ja) (kansatsu)(1)

• Latin: viso (la), video (la), specto (la), aspicio (la), specio (la)
• Luxembourgish: ukucken (lb)
• Mandarin: 看 (cmn) (kàn)
• Norwegian: se (no)
• Old French: reguarder, espier
• Portuguese: observar (1)
• Sicilian: taliàri (1)
• Spanish: mirar (es)
• Tocharian A: läk-
• Tocharian B: läk-

See also

• lookit