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look out

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look out (of) something
to gaze outward from inside something. (Of is usually retained before pronouns.) Look out of the window and see if it is raining. I looked out of the door to see what the weather was like.
See also: look, out

look out
to watch what is happening and be careful But when the ice suddenly breaks, look out.
Usage notes: often used as an instruction: Someone shouted, “Look out, he's got a gun!”
Related vocabulary: watch out
See also: look, out


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The actors called themselves the Flockton Look Outs and also designed their own logo and crime prevention leaflet.
The Blue Mountains with walks and scenic look outs is a day trip.
According to the Daily Post's reports, as Windsor Castle back-tracked, Capt Beadon asked crew and passengers to line the deck-rails as look outs.
 
 
 
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