Idioms
look over (something) or look (something) over
to inspect or survey or examine something
"Please take some time to look over these documents before you sign them."
look the other way
look through (something)
look to (someone)
look to (something)
look up (someone) or look (someone) up
look up (something) or look (something) up
look up to (someone)
looking up
loom large (on the horizon)
loose ends
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back out (something) from a parking space or back (something) out of a parking space
join forces (with someone)
one's frame of mind
draw the line (at something)
under one's breath
eat in
in the prime of life
pull a stunt/trick on (someone)
by hook or by crook
fall short of (one's expectations)
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