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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˌlʊk ˈθruː/
look through means: To examine the things inside something, often to find information or a particular object.
verb
To examine the things inside something, often to find information or a particular object.
- I looked through the papers.
- She is looking through her bag for her keys.
- Have you looked through the report yet?
To see something by directing your eyes through an opening or a clear object.
- Look through the window.
- She looked through a telescope at the moon.
- Can you look through that small hole?
To look towards someone without showing that you notice them.
- She looked through me.
- He looked right through his former friend at the party.
- Why do you always look through me like that?
Questions about look through
What does look through mean?
To examine the things inside something, often to find information or a particular object.
What is look through in other languages?
Türkçe: gözden geçirmek · Español: revisar · Français: parcourir · Deutsch: durchsehen · Italiano: esaminare · 日本語: 目を通す
How do you pronounce look through?
It is pronounced /ˌlʊk ˈθruː/.
How do you use look through in a sentence?
I looked through the papers. She is looking through her bag for her keys.
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