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Lengua inglesa
look
verb
(
looked
,
looking
)
1
intr
(
often
look at something
)
to
direct
one's
sight
towards
it
looked
out
of
the
window
looked
at
the
exhibits
.
2
intr
(
often
look at something
)
to
direct
one's
attention
towards
it
We
have
to
look
at
all
the
implications
.
3
intr
(
look to someone
or
something
)
to
rely
on
,
turn
to
or
refer
to
them
or
it
looked
to
her
for
support
.
4
to
seem
to
be
;
to
have
the
appearance
of
being
She
looked
much
younger
than
she
was
She
looked
an
absolute
sight
.
5
intr
to
face
or
be
turned
in
a
specified
direction
The
window
looks
south
.
6
to
express
by
a
look
She
was
looking
daggers
at
him
.
7
to
consider
or
realize
Just
look
what
you've
done
!
8
intr
(
look for someone
or
something
)
a
to
search
for
them
or
it
;
b
colloq
to
be
hoping
for
it
He
was
looking
for
around
Â
£
100
for
the
bike
.
noun
1
a
an
act
or
the
action
of
looking
;
a
glance
or
view
had
a
look
through
his
photos
;
b
a
glance
or
stare
that
conveys
a
particular
feeling
or
emotion
gave
her
an
impatient
look
.
2
(
sometimes
looks
)
the
outward
appearance
of
something
or
someone
She
always
has
that
tired
look
She
didn't
like
the
look
of
the
restaurant
.
3
(
looks
)
beauty
;
attractiveness
.
4
a
particular
way
of
dressing
,
etc
,
especially
one
that
is
fashionable
went
for
a
sophisticated
look
.
5 a
a
search
I'll
have
another
look
for
that
missing
CD
;
b
a
browse
.
interjection
(
sometimes
Look here!
)
used
as
an
exclamation
to
call
for
attention
or
to
express
protest
Look
,
you
just
can't
behave
like
that
!
Look
here
!
What
do
you
think
you're
doing
?
[Anglo-Saxon
locian
]
be nothing
or
nothing much to look at
or
not be much to look at
colloq
to
be
plain
or
unattractive
.
by the look
or
looks of someone
or
something
colloq
going
by
appearances
By
the
look
of
him
,
he's
in
need
of
a
rest
.
by the look of things
colloq
going
by
how
things
stand
at
the
moment
By
the
look
of
things
,
we
won't
get
this
finished
today
.
have
or
take a look at something
to
make
an
inspection
of
it
.
here's looking at you
colloq
used
as
a
toast
to
someone
.
look as if
or
look as though
to
appear
to
be
the
case
that
;
to
give
the
impression
that
looks
as
though
she's
seen
a
ghost
.
look down one's nose at someone
or
something
colloq
to
disapprove
of
them
or
it
;
to
treat
them
or
it
with
contempt
.
look like
colloq
1
to
seem
probable
looks
like
it
will
rain
.
2
to
appear
similar
to
looks
like
her
sister
.
3
to
seem
to
be
He
looks
like
a
nice
guy
.
look oneself
to
seem
to
be
as
healthy
as
usual
He
doesn't
quite
look
himself
yet
.
look the part
to
appear
to
be
very
well
suited
(
to
do
or
be
something
)
In
his
pirate
costume
,
he
really
did
look
the
part
.
look a picture
said
usually
of
a
female
:
to
be
extremely
attractive
The
bride
looked
an
absolute
picture
.
look right
or
straight through someone
colloq
to
ignore
them
on
purpose
.
look sharp
colloq
to
hurry
up
;
be
brisk
.
look someone up and down
to
take
in
someone's
entire
appearance
,
usually
in
an
assessing
way
.
never look back
to
continue
to
make
progress
or
to
prosper
After
the
operation
he
never
looked
back
.
not know where to look
to
feel
acutely
embarrassed
.
look after someone
or
something
to
attend
to
or
take
care
of
them
or
it
.
look back
to
think
about
the
past
;
to
reminisce
.
look down on
or
upon someone
or
something
to
consider
them
or
it
inferior
or
contemptible
.
look forward to something
to
anticipate
it
with
pleasure
.
look in on someone
to
visit
them
briefly
.
look into something
to
investigate
it
.
look on
to
watch
without
taking
part
.
look on
or
upon someone
or
something in a certain way
to
think
of
or
consider
them
or
it
in
that
way
Look
on
it
as
a
bonus
You
should
look
upon
me
as
a
friend
.
look out
a
to
keep
watch
and
be
careful
;
b
used
as
an
exclamation
warning
of
imminent
danger
.
See
also
lookout
.
look out something
to
find
it
by
searching
I'll
look
out
that
magazine
for
you
.
look out for someone
or
something
1
to
be
alert
about
finding
them
or
it
.
2
colloq
to
protect
He
has
always
looked
out
for
his
younger
brother
.
look over something
to
check
it
cursorily
or
quickly
looked
over
her
daughter's
homework
.
look through something
to
read
or
examine
it
.
look up
to
show
signs
of
improving
The
weather's
looking
up
at
last
.
look someone up
colloq
to
visit
or
get
in
touch
with
them
I'll
look
you
up
when
I'm
next
in
town
.
look something up
to
search
for
(
an
item
of
information
)
in
a
reference
book
.
look up to someone
to
respect
their
behaviour
,
opinions
,
etc
.
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Palabra del día
tribalismo
s
.
m
.
SOCIOLOGÍA
Organización
de
tipo
tribal
.
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receipt
noun
(
abbreviation
recpt
or
rcpt
)
1
a
printed
or
written
note
acknowledging
that
money
,
goods
,
etc
have
been
received
.
2
the
act
of
receiving
or
being
received
We
acknowledge
receipt
of
the
money
.
3
(
usu
receipts
)
money
received
during
a
given
period
of
time
,
especially
by
a
shop
or
business
Monthly
receipts
rose
steadily
this
year
.
verb
(
receipted
,
receipting
)
1
to
mark
(
a
bill
)
as
paid
.
2
chiefly N Am
to
give
a
receipt
for
something
.
[14c: from French
receite
, from Latin
recipere
to receive]
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