forward-looking; farsighted; prospective; having foresight or potential for future development

To look at or visit a person, monument, or place with deep respect

To look ahead into the distance; to look toward the front.

(idiom) to stand tall and see far; to take a long and broad view; planning prudently for the future

(idiom) lit. to look forward and back; fig. to consider the past and the future or weigh pros and cons before acting; to act with caution and prudence

to follow blindly or take as one's only guide; to follow someone's lead without having any ideas of one's own

to offend the eye; to be an eyesore; to negatively affect the appearance of a place or landscape

To look into the distance, towards a high place, or into the future

Personal name of the fifth emperor of the Ming dynasty (reigned 1425–1435), known by his era name [[宣德|宣德|xuan1 de2]]; he is remembered for a period of stable governance and prosperity known as the Reign of Ren and Xuan.

The appearance or outward look of something, especially the impression it makes on viewers

to gaze with reverence; to worship

(literary) to have an audience with; to pay one's respects to a superior or person of high status

(idiom) every move is being closely watched or observed by everyone

Ash Wednesday; the first day of Lent in the Christian calendar

To fail to greet someone in a timely or respectful manner; a polite apology used when meeting someone later than expected or for failing to show proper respect.

To look up to one's elders with respect and reliance; to follow the example of a parent or a respected figure.

To be unduly lenient in the enforcement of law due to personal relationships or private interests.

to think of with respect or reverence; to commemorate

To gaze with reverence and pay one's respects, such as during a religious ceremony or at a sacred site

Monday in a religious or liturgical context

a liturgical feast day or holy day in the Catholic Church

appearance of a place or person as viewed by others

To look forward and back or look all around; to look cautiously; can also refer to looking back at the past and forward to the future.