phrasal verbs with LOOK

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LOOK

THROUGH

I have to look through my husband`s mobile

You do actually have to look through to see the light coming out!

OUT

Look OUT through the window

Look OUT!!!

DOWN

to be sad or depressed

Do not look down as you may feel dizzy

UP

She had always looked up to her older brother

to visit someone after a long time

You should look this word in a dictionary as I do not know the meaning

Our business is looking up = it is getting better and better

AT

Look AT that beautiful building at the end of the street

Subtopic

ON

We're not related, but I've always looked on him as my brother

But people here already seem to be looking on the dark side.

AROUND

I am not sure if I know what is going on

Let's take a look around

BACK

FOREWARD

I'm looking forward to hearing from you again

FOR

I am looking for a job

What are you looking for?