have never looked back

1. To have never considered returning to past circumstances. Once I graduated from high school, I left my hometown, and I've never looked back.

2. To have progressed without interruption or impediment. When we began this company, we stuck to our dreams and our plans, and we've never looked back.

have never looked back

have not looked back

COMMON When someone has done something successful and you say that since then they have never looked back or have not looked back, you mean that they have continued to be successful. He became a professional photographer in 1978, and has never looked back. She was asked to write Sainsbury's first cookery book and hasn't looked back since. She is now cookery editor for The Sunday Telegraph.

词组	have never looked back
释义	have never looked back have never looked back 1. To have never considered returning to past circumstances. Once I graduated from high school, I left my hometown, and I've never looked back. 2. To have progressed without interruption or impediment. When we began this company, we stuck to our dreams and our plans, and we've never looked back. See also: back, have, look, never Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. have never looked back or have not looked back COMMON When someone has done something successful and you say that since then they have never looked back or have not looked back, you mean that they have continued to be successful. He became a professional photographer in 1978, and has never looked back. She was asked to write Sainsbury's first cookery book and hasn't looked back since. She is now cookery editor for The Sunday Telegraph. See also: back, have, look, never Collins COBUILD Idioms Dictionary, 3rd ed. See also: old school tie the old school tie somebody's favourite son favorite son favourite son getting on for (something) getting on for... HTH back home go under the wrecking ball
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