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Look into#1252
Research, investigate or examine.
“We'll LOOK INTO the matter.”
Look on#1253
Watch something like a crime without helping
“I'll LOOK ON your story.”
Look on as#1254
Consider, regard
“We need to LOOK ON AS traffic delays in the schedule.”
Look out#1255
To be careful
“We need to LOOK OUT before someone notices.”
Look out for#1256
Take care of someone, make sure someone is cared for
“Can you LOOK OUT FOR my cat?”
Look over#1257
Inspect
“We need to LOOK OVER before someone notices.”
Look round#1258
Inspect a house
“We've LOOKN ROUND all the milk.”
Look through#1259
Read quickly
“We need to LOOK THROUGH before someone notices.”
Look to#1260
Expect, hope
“We need to LOOK TO before someone notices.”
Look up#1261
Consult a reference (search engine, dictionary, etc.) for a specific piece of information.
“The police were LOOKING UP a tip from an informer.”
Look up to#1262
Respect
“She LOOKS UP TO her older sister.”
Look upon as#1263
Consider, regard
“We need to LOOK UPON AS traffic delays in the schedule.”
Loose off#1264
Fire bullets
“I won't LOOSE you.”
Loose on#1265
Release or allow something bad to affect someone
“We need to LOOSE ON before someone notices.”
Loose upon#1266
Release or allow something bad to affect someone
“We need to LOOSE UPON before someone notices.”
Loosen up#1267
Become more relaxed or comfortable
“I suppose we should LOOSEN UP before they notice we're late.”
Lord it over#1268
Behave in a superior manner
“My computer's LORDING IT OVER; I think I might have a virus.”
Lose out#1269
Be at a disadvantage
“We need to LOSE OUT before someone notices.”
Lose out on#1270
Not gain or have something advantageous
“We need to LOSE OUT ON before someone notices.”
Lose out to#1271
Be less successful
“We need to LOSE OUT TO before someone notices.”
Luck into#1272
Get something by chance
“We need to LUCK INTO before someone notices.”
Luck out#1273
Be very lucky
“We need to LUCK OUT before someone notices.”
Lust after#1274
Be attracted sexually
“We need to LUST AFTER before someone notices.”
Magic away#1275
Make something disappear quickly
“The tradition is MAGICING OUT AWAY.”
Make after#1276
Chase
“We need to MAKE AFTER before someone notices.”
Make away with#1277
Steal
“Someone MAKE AWAY WITH my laptop.”
Make do with#1278
Accept something less satisfactory because there's no alternative
“There's no coffee, so we'll have to MAKE DO WITH tea.”
Make for#1279
Head in a certain direction
“They're MAKEING FOR a summer launch date.”
Make into#1280
Change something into something else
“Don't MAKE INTO on me.”
Make it#1281
Arrive or get a result
“The expenses MAKE IT more than the budget allows.”
Make it up to#1282
Try to compensate for doing something wrong
“He tried to MAKE IT UP TO her, but she wouldn't speak to him.”
Make of#1283
Understand or have an opinion
“What time do you MAKE OF?”
Make off#1284
Leave somewhere in a hurry
“We can't MAKE OFF from the deal now.”
Make off with#1285
Steal
“Someone MAKE OFF WITH my laptop.”
Make out#1286
Make a cheque payable to somebody
“She's always MAKEG UP OUT stories.”
Make over#1287
Change appearance
“Don't MAKE OVER on me.”
Make towards#1288
Head in the direction
“They're MAKEING TOWARDS a summer launch date.”
Make up#1289
Stop being angry with someone
“We had to MAKE UP the meeting.”
Make up for#1290
Compensate
“We need to MAKE UP FOR before someone notices.”
Make up to#1291
Increase a sum received to a higher figure
“The expenses MAKE UP TO more than the budget allows.”
Make with#1292
Give (usually used as an imperative)
“We've MAKEN WITH all the milk.”
Man down#1293
Behave without courage or conviction
“My computer's MANnING DOWN; I think I might have a virus.”
Man up#1294
Behave with courage or conviction
“My computer's MANnING UP; I think I might have a virus.”
Mark down#1295
Give a student a lower grade for a particular reason
“We need to MARK DOWN before someone notices.”
Mark down as#1296
Consider someone or something to be of a certain group, type, etc.
“We need to MARK DOWN AS traffic delays in the schedule.”
Mark off#1297
Tick, cross out or otherwise mark something to show that it has been dealt with
“Let's MARK OFF the report.”
Mark out#1298
Draw lines to enclose an area
“We need to MARK OUT a contract.”
Mark out for#1299
Show promise for the future
“He loves to MARK OUT FOR.”
Mark out from#1300
Stand out because of certain qualities
“The police were MARKING OUT FROM a tip from an informer.”
Mark up#1301
Increase the price of something
“They've MARKPED UP the security after the breach.”