Learn more phrasal verbs with look

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No matter how many phrasal verbs you learn, they will never be enough, since they are a type of expression that is widely used in English. That is why in this post we bring you even more phrasal verbs with the verb look so that you can


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We've talked a lot about the verb look on this blog and we already cameroon phone number list you the 10 most well-known phrasal verbs with look . The ones we bring you today are perhaps less well-known, but equally useful to take your English to the next level!

Look on
To look at something, such as a crime or an injustice, and do nothing to help.

The other kids just looked on while he was being bullied – The other kids just looked on while he was being bullied.

Passersby looked on without doing anything while I was phoning an ambulance.

Look on as
To regard someone as, to think of someone as

Laura looks on me as just a friend – Laura sees me only as a friend.

We look on each other as brothers – We consider each other as brothers.

Look away
To look away from something

Sarah didn't look away from her laptop for hours – Sarah didn't look up from her computer for hours

He did see you passing by, but he looked away – He actually saw you passing by, but he looked away