Translations

lookingnoun
lookings
pl
She gave him a curious looking.
Она бросила на него любопытный взгляд.
Additional translations
lookinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈlʊkɪŋ/
US
/ˈlʊkɪŋ/
Functions as a present participle adjective, typically following a modifier (e.g., 'good-looking', 'sad-looking').
He is a good-looking man.
Он хорошо выглядящий мужчина.
lookverb

looking

Gerund

looked
Past Simple
looked
Past Participle
looking
Gerund
UK
/lʊk/
US
/lʊk/
I like to look at the stars at night.
Мне нравится смотреть на звёзды ночью.
You look tired today.
Ты сегодня выглядишь уставшим.
I will look for my keys.
Я буду искать свои ключи.
взглянутьчасто о кратком, беглом взгляде
Can you look at this document?
Можешь взглянуть на этот документ?
Can you look at this document?
Можешь посмотреть на этот документ?
рассматриватьо вопросах, проблемах и предложениях; в смысле оценки или анализа
The committee will look at the proposal carefully.
Комитет внимательно рассмотрит предложение.
обращатьсяlook to someone/something for help, guidance or advice
When making important decisions, many young entrepreneurs look to mentors for advice.
При принятии важных решений многие молодые предприниматели обращаются к наставникам за советом.
Today the sky looks clear.
Сегодня небо кажется ясным.
выходитьо домах, окнах, комнатах; обычно с предлогом на/во
The apartment looks out over the sea.
Квартира выходит на море.
Additional translations
смотретьсяо внешнем впечатлении предметов, одежды, интерьера
глядетькнижн./разг.

Definitions

lookingnoun
The act of directing one's gaze towards something or someone.
Her looking at the painting was intense and thoughtful.
lookinggerund / present participle
Used after an adjective, adverb, or noun to indicate that someone or something has the appearance described.
They sat in a shabby-looking café on the corner.
lookverb
To direct one's gaze toward someone or something.
She looked at the painting for a long time, admiring its details.
To search for or seek out something.
He is looking for his keys, which he misplaced earlier.
To appear or seem in a certain way.
The sky looks clear today, so it might be a good day for a picnic.
To face a particular direction.
The house looks out over the ocean, providing a stunning view.
To consider or examine something.
The committee will look into the matter and provide a report.
To rely on or turn to someone or something for help, guidance, or inspiration.
When making important decisions, many young entrepreneurs look to mentors for advice.