Idioms
look after (someone)
to take care of someone, to watch someone, to supervise someone, to protect someone
My friend has been looking after her mother since her mother's recent illness.
look at (someone) cross-eyed
look at the world through rose-colored glasses
look back on (something)
look down on (someone or something)
look down one's nose at (someone or something)
look for (something to happen)
look for (something)
look for trouble
look forward to (something)
look good on paper
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cut both ways
fed up with (someone or something)
see a man about a dog
ahead of time
catch (someone's) eye
out of stock
pie in the sky
for life
get out of line
Dutch uncle
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