Idioms
look on
to watch, to observe, to be a spectator
Many people looked on as the fire burned in the building.
look on (someone) as (something)
look out
look out for (someone or something)
look out for (someone)
look out on (something)
look over (something) or look (something) over
look the other way
look through (something)
look to (someone)
look to (something)
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leave word with (someone)
mark up (a price) or mark (a price) up
fall head over heels in love with (someone)
in flight
sock it to (someone)
come to believe (something)
scrape the bottom of the barrel
go for (something)
waste one's breath
all day long
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Post-It Notes, which are adhesive notes, were invented while looking for a way to improve the acrylate adhesive found in tapes
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