| 词汇 | look in |
| 释义 | look inWord family nounlookerlookismlookalikelookoutlook-seeadjectivelookupverblook Examples from the Corpus look on• I promised to look in on Dad and see if he's feeling better.• But first he stopped to look in on Grace Sands.• Could you go up and look in on Granny for a minute?• She thought about Francesca, facing this operation alone, and decided to look in on her later that day.• He knew the grandmother and occasionally looked in on her.• When the First Lady looked in on him and discovered he was missing, she panicked and sounded the alarm.• Raymond has one blank eye, looking in on himself, in the mask-like side of the painting.• A hunter passing by looked in on the grandmother and found the wolf.• I looked in on them fairly frequently after that.• I looked in on you a short while ago and you were fast asleep.• Tom will look in on you later to see if you need anything. ˈlook-in noun get/have a look-in [usually in negatives] British EnglishBrE informalCHANCE/OPPORTUNITY to have a chance to take part in or succeed in something 有参与的机会；有成功的希望 Arsenal barely got a look-in (=were very unsuccessful) during the second half of the match. 下半场中阿森纳队几乎没有任何机会。 Examples from the Corpus get/have a look-in• When it comes to the 3,000 metres steeplechase, no other country gets a look-in.• Powys & Jones have real promise but can't get a look-in.• Torque-steer wouldn't get a look-in. Examples from the Corpus look-in• Torque-steer wouldn't get a look-in.• When it comes to the 3,000 metres steeplechase, no other country gets a look-in.• The party hardly got a look-in. |
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