look out for someone
US /lʊk aʊt fɚ ˈsʌmwʌn/
・UK /lʊk aʊt fə ˈsʌmwʌn/
B1
phr.v.To watch carefully and protect someone from harm.
She always looks out for her little brother at school.
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- The first one was look out for someone.
The first one was look out for someone.
- After me, look out for someone.
After me, look out for someone.
Learn English with RATATOUILLE — Linguini is in Love
- To look out for someone means to protect and take care of them.
To look out for someone means to protect and take care of them.
- To look out for someone means to protect, take care of them.
To look out for someone means to protect, take care of them.
Learn English with Disney's HOPPERS
- To look out for someone means to watch over them or take care of them, like parents look out for their children, or neighbors look out for the elderly.
To look out for someone means to watch over them or take care of them, like parents look out for their children, or neighbors look out for the elderly.
- To look out for someone means to watch over them or take care of them.
To look out for someone means to watch over them or take care of them.
What LEVEL is Your English? — TEST with Disney's LUCA
- To look out for someone means to: search for them, follow their lead, protect them.
To look out for someone means to: search for them, follow their lead, protect them.
- To look out for someone means to search for them, follow their lead, protect them.
To look out for someone means to search for them, follow their lead, protect them.