英语词组look around是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Phr V

look around

looks, looking, looked

look around/round (swh)

to walk through a building or around a place and look at the things in it

I didn't have time to look round the shops.It's such a beautiful city, it's a shame we didn't have more time to look around.

look around/round

to try to find something you want {e.g. job} by asking different people or by looking in different placesusually + for

I've been looking around for a new job.Have you started looking round for a new apartment yet?

look around

1. noun A usually brief visual examination of some place or location, done by walking around such a place and looking at its various aspects. The guide gave us a few moments to have a look around inside the ancient dwelling before we moved on to the next part of the tour. Do you mind stopping the car here? I want to take a look around.

2. verb To (usually briefly) visually examine some place or location by walking around such a place and looking at its various aspects. After 15 minutes or so of looking around, we both felt the house just wasn't right for us. I kept looking around for somewhere to plug my laptop in, but there were no outlets anywhere in the classroom.

look around (at something)

to investigate something; to study something visually. Go into the room and look around at the way they have fixed it up. I went in and looked around.

look around (in) some place

to investigate some place. Look around the kitchen. You will find what you want. Tell her to look around in the attic. Maybe the camping gear is there.

词组	look around
释义	Phr V look around looks, looking, looked look around/round (swh) to walk through a building or around a place and look at the things in it I didn't have time to look round the shops.It's such a beautiful city, it's a shame we didn't have more time to look around. look around/round to try to find something you want {e.g. job} by asking different people or by looking in different placesusually + for I've been looking around for a new job.Have you started looking round for a new apartment yet? phraselook around1. look around/round • look around/round sth to walk around a place looking at the various things there: They spent the morning looking around the old part of the city. Welcome to your new home! Would you like to look around while I make some coffee?look around n singular Do you mind if I have a quick look around, just to make sure that everything's OK?2. look around/round to try to find something by looking in different places, asking people etc: She spent several months looking around, trying to find a better job.+ for Tom began to look around for a place to live.look around n singular if you have a look around, you try to find something by looking in different places, asking people etc, usually for a short period of time: They had a look around at the back of the house, but there was no sign of any cat to be seen. look around 1. noun A usually brief visual examination of some place or location, done by walking around such a place and looking at its various aspects. The guide gave us a few moments to have a look around inside the ancient dwelling before we moved on to the next part of the tour. Do you mind stopping the car here? I want to take a look around. 2. verb To (usually briefly) visually examine some place or location by walking around such a place and looking at its various aspects. After 15 minutes or so of looking around, we both felt the house just wasn't right for us. I kept looking around for somewhere to plug my laptop in, but there were no outlets anywhere in the classroom. look around (at something) to investigate something; to study something visually. Go into the room and look around at the way they have fixed it up. I went in and looked around. look around (in) some place to investigate some place. Look around the kitchen. You will find what you want. Tell her to look around in the attic. Maybe the camping gear is there.
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