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●ˌlook ˈon 🔑1. to watch an event or an incident without taking part in it yourself 旁观◆People looked on in alarm as the car began to roll down the hill.
人们眼睁睁看着那辆车开始往山坡下滚，惊恐不已。◆Passers-by just looked on as he was attacked.
他遭人袭击时路人只在一边袖手旁观。2. (with sb) (NAmE) to share a book, etc. with another person in a group （和某人）合看，合读（书等）◆There aren’t enough books so you’ll have to look on with your neighbor.
书不够，你们只能和邻座的人一起看了。[v + adv]▸ ˈonlooker noun
a person who watches sth without becoming involved in it 旁观者◆A crowd of onlookers formed around the fight.
一大群人围观斗殴。 |