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Examples of lookout in a Sentence
The troops posted a lookout for the night.
The mountain road had several lookouts where you could enjoy the view.
Recent Examples of lookout from the Web
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As part of the program, officers will be on the lookout for kids who help another person, deter a crime or participate in a community event that is sponsored by the police department.
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Officials are also reminding drivers who use the Main Street Bridge to pay attention to flaggers and signs in the work zones, obey the posted speed limits and be on the lookout for workers and equipment.
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The character, Jean-Baptiste de la Battellerie, was a restless, colorful reporter always on the lookout for scoops.
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Reports in Italy have revealed that the 19-year-old shot stopper is on the lookout for a big move in the hunt for Champions League football, and has been offered for €60m to the Merseyside outfit, which is roughly £53m.
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Those strolling by her house this Fourth of July might want to be on the lookout for Akers' impish grandsons, ages 9 and 5.
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Some of these storms could produce heavy rain, so be on the lookout for flooding in areas with poor drainage.
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Stay tuned — and be on the lookout for bigger dogs in Subaru’s advertising.
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Health officials are warning thousands of people who plan to attend the World Cup in Russia from June to July to be on the lookout for signs and symptoms of measles — as an outbreak of the viral illness continues to plague Europe.
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First Known Use of lookout
1662
look out
Definition of look out
: to take care or concern oneself
—used with for
- looking out for number one
First Known Use of look out
1752
LOOKOUT Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of lookout for English Language Learners
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: a person who watches an area and warns others if there is danger
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: a high place or structure from which you can see a wide area
LOOKOUT Defined for Kids
Definition of lookout for Students
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: a careful watch for something expected or feared
- Be on the lookout for trouble.
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: a high place from which a wide view is possible
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: a person who keeps watch
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