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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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Sarkar and Harrison said that primary-care providers must be on the lookout for a combination of risk factors that warrant sending patients to a specialist for a noninvasive liver ultrasound known as a FibroScan.
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Ballentine said that new signs have been added to help guests navigate the zoo during the construction and that staff members have been instructed to be on the lookout for confused guests.
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Following the Champions League final, whereby Liverpool lost out to Real Madrid 3-1 courtesy of two mistakes by Loris Karius, the Reds have been reportedly on the lookout for a new goalkeeper, with Roma's number one identified as a primary target.
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Now, Zeira is on the lookout for more opportunities to bring Avis into new ways of doing business.
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Just be sure to get your paint's undertones right; be on the lookout for pink/red, green or yellow tones.
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Bookers are especially on the lookout for Republican strategists willing to bash President Trump.
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So researchers keep an eye on the private fossil trade and are always on the lookout for scientifically valuable specimens.
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Be on the lookout for a backpack drive in a few months.
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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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