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Traducción & Definición
to look over (a document): revisar, verificar (un documento)
Ejemplos
- "Listen, I've just been looking over some sales figures from our French department stores."
- "If you could just look it over tonight, give me your thoughts in the morning."
Ejercicio 1
"while you look that up, I'm going to find some breath mints..."
From the list below, select the sentence(s) which use(s) "to look up" correctly.
There may be more than one correct answer!
From the list below, select the sentence(s) which use(s) "to look up" correctly.
There may be more than one correct answer!
"while you look that up, I'm going to find some breath mints..."
From the list below, select the sentence(s) which use(s) "to look up" correctly.
There may be more than one correct answer!
From the list below, select the sentence(s) which use(s) "to look up" correctly.
There may be more than one correct answer!
This sentence uses the verb "to look up" correctly, and in the same way as it is used in the dialogue. In this context, "to look something up" is to find out more information about it. Example: "The internet is great for looking up obscure facts".
This sentence is grammatically incorrect. It should read "could you look OVER this report...". To "look over" some writing is to check it.
The verb "to look up" is used correctly in this sentence. Here, the term means literally "to lift one's eyes". It is the opposite of "to look down (at the ground)". Another example: "You'll go blind if you look up at the sun".
"Look up" is used correctly here. To "look up to someone" is to "idolise" or "admire" them. Another example: "Lucy always looked up to her older sisters".
Ejercicio 2
Kevin asks Jean to him a favor. He wants Jean to his phone calls while he is away. Kevin asks Jean to "keep an eye on things", or to things while Kevin is gone.
Kevin asks Jean to do 1 him a favor. He wants Jean to take 2 his phone calls while he is away. Kevin asks Jean to "keep an eye on things", or to look after 3 things while Kevin is gone.
1 do: In English, one "does a favor". This construction requires the verb "to do". "To do a favor for someone" or "to do someone a favor" is to do a service for them or help them in some way.
1 make: We cannot use the verb "to make" to complete this construction.
1 take: We cannot use the verb "to take" to complete this construction.
1 give: "To give a favor" is an awkward construction, and does not make sense in this context. We must use the verb "to do" to complete this construction correctly.
2 take: To express the idea of answering or responding to phone calls, we often use the expression "to take a phone call". When Kevin asks Jean to "answer his phone calls" he is asking him to "take his calls".
2 make: "To make a phone call" is to telephone or call someone. Kevin is not asking Jean to do this, rather he is asking him to answer his phone calls.
2 hold: "Holding a call" refers either to "placing someone on hold" or asking them to wait, or "stopping all calls". For example, one can ask someone to wait by saying "please hold". Or Bruno might tell Polly "hold my calls please", which means Bruno doesn't want to receive any phone calls. In either case, this is not what Kevin is asking Jean to do.
2 transfer: Kevin is not asking Jean to "transfer his calls", but rather to answer them.
3 look after: The idiom "to keep an eye on something" means to look after, or watch after it. Kevin is asking Jean to answer phone calls and in general look after things while Kevin is away for the afternoon.
3 look over: "To look over something" is to review it or make sure that it is acceptable or correct. Kevin is not asking Jean to look over anything, rather he is asking him to "look after things" which means to take care of things, or to make sure everything is okay.
3 glance at: "To glance at something" is to look at something briefly. The verb generally indicates that someone is physically looking at something. Kevin is not asking Jean to look at anything, but rather to look after things while he is away.
3 read up on: "To read up on something" is to research it or investigate it. Kevin is not asking Jean to read up on anything, but rather to look after things while he is away.
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