to see; to catch sight of; to notice or be aware of

To take a look; to browse; to examine; to look at briefly

to see; to catch sight of

it looks as if; apparently; used to express an estimation or inference based on the situation

it would appear or looks as if; judged based on outward appearance

pleasant to the eye; beautiful; attractive

to see; to make out; to notice or perceive a detail or truth

way of looking at something; view; point of view

it looks as if; apparently; gives the impression that (often used to introduce a judgment or inference)

to finish reading; to finish watching

to watch, view, or observe a performance, sports event, or exhibition

to regard as having good prospects; to be optimistic about (someone or something); to have a promising outlook

to check up on; to examine; to look over; to ferret out

to look after; to attend to; to watch over; to keep an eye on

To regard, treat, or look upon someone or something in a certain way

to read a book; to do reading; to study

to tune in to and watch a television program or broadcast

To seek medical advice or treatment from a doctor.

to be unable to see; to be out of sight

cannot see or be seen; invisible; out of sight

to pay a visit to someone; to call on and show one's respect or concern

to look upon as; to consider to be; also written as [[看做|看做|kan4 zuo4]]

to regard as important; to think highly of; to set store by

In a moment; very soon; shortly; used to describe a situation that is about to happen.

To take someone or something for another; to treat as or consider to be something or someone else.

To settle on or choose something or someone after consideration because it is to one's liking; to have a preference for.

a person who guards, such as a prison warder or a caretaker

to understand what one is reading or watching

ugly; unsightly; unpleasant to look at

to steal a glance; to peek; to look at something secretly or furtively

to be able to tell, discern, or see by looking at something

a grandstand, gallery, or seating deck for spectators to watch a performance or competition

it looks as if; from the looks of things; a rough judgment based on external appearances or the current situation

to have a look; to glance at something briefly

To guard the door or look after the house.

used to introduce a viewpoint or a temporal frame of reference for evaluating a situation

to look after; to watch over; to provide care for someone who is sick or injured

Used at the start of a sentence or clause to mean "don't be fooled by the fact that" or "even though"; used to introduce a fact that seems to contradict what follows.

to despise; to scorn; to treat with contempt

Unable to see clearly; blurred or indistinct to the eyes.

To see through a facade, trick, or conspiracy; to see someone's true nature or motives.

To settle on something or someone after looking; to be satisfied with or fall for.

To look on passively or without being able to intervene while something happens; to witness helplessly.

to try something out to see what happens or what the result will be

to look at carefully; to observe or watch closely

To see through something such as a person, scheme, or trick; to see something for what it really is.

to be able to see; visible; noticeable

to look down on; to underestimate; to belittle; to treat someone or something with lack of respect

to be unable to discern, judge, or figure out something by looking