look out

1. Also, watch out. Be careful, be watchful, as in Look out that you don't slip and fall on the ice, or Watch out! There's a car coming. [c. 1600] Also see look out for.

Example Sentences

"I looked out the window and saw burning material falling from above. I ran out into the hallway. On the upper floors, there are bed-ridden people," she told BHRT.

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You can look out there on that field, and when you see things, you should say to yourself, “What’s going on here is the loss of human control, and it’s not just over baseball.”

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Enormous windows look out onto a classic car and a vast, open western landscape of mountains.

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Maybe, as perhaps started last week, it will be a Magnificent Seven missing earnings, even by a penny, and investors start thinking, “If they can’t fudge a penny to hit the quarter, look out below.”

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Jordan: I think they will say I am caring and that I look out for people like my mates and I always want the best for everybody.

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