英和和英

to look at something for a short period of time

to look unconcernedly on anything

to humbly view

to look admiringly at someone or something

to examine (something) quickly

look searchingly

to have a look at anything―catch a glimpse of anything

to glance at something

to see anything with a favourable eye―view anything in a favourable light

to look at something from the side

to see from a distance

stare with fixity

to glance at anything―（無意志なら）―catch a glimpse of anything

look furtively

shoot a glance

to look away

to see clearly

to look upon a thing

to view something with prudence

to exaggerate something

look at

the action of catching a glimpse of someone or something

of people, to pay attention to someone

to look away

to hold anything to the light

to look over something

to look vacantly at (something or someone)

the act of seeing an object

to look down upon someone in a contemptuous manner

to commit a folly―be a fool for one's pains