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)'look' also found in translations in French-English dictionary English-French dictionary : translate English words into French with online dictionaries ; sembler (+que) (vi. Consult experts or sector information sources to narrow down which substances to look for (both with regard to the tonnage threshold and groups of substances). I think something's wrong.→ Next term we'll be looking at the Second World War period.Look at what we have achieved over the past two years.→ She turned to look back at her parents waving on the platform.Rétrospectivement, je pense que j'ai fait de mon mieux.→ The past always seems better when you look back on it.→ They will look back on this match with a great deal of pride.→ Ruby looks back on her childhood with immense nostalgia.→ Celtic led from the 19th minute and never looked back.→ I looked down and there, in the wet grass, was a snake.→ In the end I simply looked down and said nothing.→ Look down from an upstairs window or a ladder to check the layout.to look forward to doing sth, I'm really looking forward to going on holiday.Il me tarde vraiment de partir en vacances., J'ai vraiment hâte de partir en vacances.→ His team won 2-0 so I'm looking forward to getting revenge this time.→ They have set up a working party to look into changing the rules.→ The group are to look into providing more training and vocational facilities for prisoners.She told how she looked on helplessly during the terrifying ordeal.Elle a raconté qu'elle n'avait pu qu'assister, impuissante, à l'affreux supplice.→ The audience looked on in horror as the stage suddenly collapsed.→ Employers look favourably on applicants who have work experience.→ Sometimes he used to look over the article I had written, shrug, and tear it up.→ I thought I heard someone call my name, but when I looked round, there was nobody there.→ I always looked through my work carefully before I handed it in.→ Peter starts looking through the mail as soon as the door shuts.to look to sb for sth, The people look to us for guidance.→ Many people in the community would be looking to us for leadership.Continental designers are looking to Britain for inspiration this season.Cette saison, les designers européens cherchent l'inspiration en Grande-Bretagne.→ People still look to politicians to solve economic problems.→ The man told us the price without even looking up from his book.→ He consulted his dictionary to look up the meaning of the word "apotheosis".If you don't know a word, look it up in the dictionary.Si vous ne connaissez pas un mot, cherchez-le dans le dictionnaire.→ She looked up an old university friend while she was there.James talks so much that no-one else gets a look-in.James parle tellement que personne ne peut en placer une.regarder (vi.) to look back on sth with regret repenser à qch avec regret → They will look back on this match with a great deal of pride. ~unable to do anything its foot and look up at the sky.

→ They looked right and left, then crossed the road.→ I've looked in all the cupboards and I still can't find it.→ He had lots of time to think about the future, and it didn't look good.It looks as if they are going to lose the election.→ He claims that all babies look like Winston Churchill.→ We sit on the terrace, which looks out on the sea.→ Now look here, Tim, there really is no need for that kind of reaction.→ Look me in the eye and tell me you didn't know anything about this!→ Did you have a look at the shop when you were there?→ I've had a look at your essay and I think it's very good.→ She took a long hard look at the diamond, wishing it were hers.→ We need to take a long, hard look at exactly why children truant.→ The company took a long, hard look at itself and then set out to ensure an independent future.→ I've had a look for their number in the phone book, but it's not there.J'ai jeté un coup d'œil pour voir si elle était là.→ The colours we like best are the ones with a traditional look.to not like the look of sth, I don't like the look of it.→ `You OK?'