listen out for (someone or something)

To be and remain attentive so as to hear some sound. Primarily heard in UK. You listen out for Mary's car so we can get in our places to surprise her. Could you please turn down your music? I'm listening out for the pizza delivery guy.

See also: for, listen, out

See also:

listen for
listen for (someone or something)
keep an ear out (for someone or something)
have something/a lot on the ball
have a lot on the ball
have on the ball
have something on the ball
dumbski
listen up

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