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2. 
to find 
something by choosing: 
I must look out a special dress for the wedding.
Syn. dig out
one’s own look out 
l
smb’s own concern or responsibility: 
It’s your 
own look-out whether you pass or fail.
look to 
to turn to somebody for help, advice: 
They should look to 
economists for help.
look up 1. 
try to find: 
Look up the meaning of the word ‘euthanasia’ 
in a dictionary.
2. 
to improve: 
Trade usually looks up in the spring. 
3. 
to 
find and visit someone whom you haven’t seen for a long time:
 If I’m 
ever here on business again I’ll look you up.
look up to
respect, admire someone: 
Every child needs someone to 
look up to and copy.
2. Replace the following word-combinations by using synonymic expressions 
with the veb ’look’
to examine the problem, to despise people, to improve (about things 
or situations), to drop in on one’s friend, to respect and admire a per-
son, to seek out some information, beware of forged notes.
3. Complete the sentences below with a suitable phrasal verb
1. He...... me because I spend my holidays in Blackpool, not abroad. 
2. If you can afford a new car your business must be ... 3. Children 
have a natural inclination ..... their parents. 4. The crowd ...... while 
the police surrounded the house. 5. I am not ready to choose yet, I’m 
still ...... . 6. I wasn’t successful, so they ......... me. 7. We’ve been...... the 
country for a good place to camp. 8. Women have grown tired of being 
......... by employers. 9. When you’re in London ........ our old teacher, 
he will be pleased to see you.
4. Replace the words in italics with the most suitable phrasal verbs from the