Idioms and phrasal verbs

What does "look something up" mean?

• To admire someone

• To search for information

• To keep something safe

• To ignore something

What does "look down on someone" mean?

• To respect someone

• To think that you are better than someone else

• To take care of someone

• To avoid someone

"Look out!" is often used to:

• Warn someone of danger

• Ask someone to search for something

• Tell someone to relax

• Make fun of someone

What does "look after" mean?

• To take care of someone or something

• To search for something

• To review information

• To admire someone

If you’re "looking for" something, what are you doing?

• Avoiding it

• Searching for it

• Taking care of it

• Forgetting about it

What does "look away" mean?

• To turn your eyes in another direction

• To search for something

• To admire someone

• To think about the future

When you "look back," you are:

• Thinking about the past

• Planning for the future

• Avoiding someone

• Searching for information

If someone tells you to "look ahead," they want you to:

• Think about the past

• Think about the future

• Take care of someone

• Search for information

Looking forward to something means:

• Being excited about it

• Ignoring it

• Feeling nervous about it

• Feeling sad about it

When you "look out," you are:

• Paying attention to danger

• Ignoring someone

• Thinking about the past

• Examining something closely