look out

Aprende a pronunciar y usar de manera efectiva "look out" en inglés

look·out

/ˈlʊk aʊt/

Traducción "look out" del inglés al español:

cuidado

Spanish
La frase "look out" sirve como advertencia o consejo para estar vigilante y atento a posibles peligros o riesgos. Anima a las personas a prestar atención a su entorno y estar al tanto de cualquier riesgo inminente. Ya sea utilizada de manera casual o urgente, "look out" insta a un enfoque inmediato en el entorno para evitar accidentes o eventos imprevistos.
English
The phrase "look out" serves as a warning or advice to be vigilant and attentive to potential dangers or hazards. It encourages individuals to pay close attention to their surroundings and be aware of any impending risks. Whether used casually or urgently, "look out" prompts an immediate focus on the environment to prevent accidents or unforeseen events.

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Populäre

to be careful

To be aware of possible danger and try to avoid it.

Example use

  • look out for
  • look out the window
  • look out over
  • look out into

Synonyms

  • be careful
  • watch out
  • beware
  • pay attention
  • be vigilant

Antonyms

  • ignore
  • neglect
  • disregard

Examples

    English

    Everyone, look out, Austin, just be a level one CPU.

    Spanish

    Todos, cuidado, Austin, sé una CPU de primer nivel.

    English

    - You look out.

    Spanish

    - Ten cuidado.

    English

    Now, you look out, Rat!

    Spanish

    ¡Ahora ten cuidado, Rata!

    English

    Will you look out!

    Spanish

    ¡Vas a tener cuidado!

    English

    To look out is to be careful.

    Spanish

    Estar atento es tener cuidado.

    English

    Look out the window for me slightly.

    Spanish

    Mírame un poco por la ventana.

    English

    Look out guys, what's happening here.

    Spanish

    Cuidado chicos, qué está pasando aquí.

    English

    Darryl, Look out for that big ass fish.

    Spanish

    Darryl, ten cuidado con ese pez gordo.

    English

    Love you, David. Look out for Wally.

    Spanish

    Te quiero, David. Cuida a Wally.

    English

    - I just, I look out the window.

    Spanish

    - Solo miro por la ventana.

    English

    - Look out, look out.

    Spanish

    - Cuidado, cuidado.

    English

    I'm an octopus? Oh, look out!

    Spanish

    ¿Soy un pulpo? ¡Oh, cuidado!

    English

    Look out, it's brought in reinforcements!

    Spanish

    ¡Cuidado, ha traído refuerzos!

    English

    Look out, it's one of those awesome enemies.

    Spanish

    Cuidado, es uno de esos enemigos increíbles.

    • Look out for the car!
    • Children, look out when crossing the street.
    • He looked out for his younger sister.

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Oft

to watch

To direct your eyes towards something and observe it.

Example use

  • look out at
  • look out over
  • look out the window
  • look out on

Synonyms

  • watch
  • observe
  • view
  • gaze
  • see

Examples

    English

    You choose the more private side, or do you want to look out over the balcony?

    Spanish

    ¿Eliges el lado más privado o quieres mirar al balcón?

    English

    Just don't look out the window to the girl I have locked up.

    Spanish

    Pero no mires por la ventana a la chica que he encerrado.

    English

    You can sit here at night and look out on the entire city of Tucson!

    Spanish

    ¡Puedes sentarte aquí por la noche y contemplar toda la ciudad de Tucson!

    English

    Outside on that side. -Okay wanna take a look out the window?

    Spanish

    Afuera, por ese lado. - Vale, ¿quieres echar un vistazo por la ventana?

    English

    I want it where when I look out the window, it's kind of blinding.

    Spanish

    La quiero donde, cuando miro por la ventana, sea un poco cegadora.

    English

    You look out, the houselights come up.

    Spanish

    Si miras hacia afuera, se encienden las luces de la casa.

    English

    You look out. Halfway down the stairs he sort of kicks over the railing.

    Spanish

    Cuídalo. A mitad de la escalera, como que da una patada sobre la barandilla.

    English

    And I look out in the audience and who do I see?

    Spanish

    Y miro al público y ¿a quién veo?

    English

    You come up over the bridge, look out on the lake.

    Spanish

    Cruzas el puente y contemplas el lago.

    English

    You guys are in this jail, you look out through the gray cloudy day out there.

    Spanish

    Estáis en esta cárcel, contemplando el día gris y nublado que hay ahí fuera.

    • She looked out the window at the beautiful scenery.
    • He looked out over the ocean.
    • They looked out at the stars in the night sky.

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Populäre

To take care of someone or something; to protect.

To be responsible for the well-being or safety of someone or something. It implies a sense of care and concern.

Example use

  • look out for each other
  • look out for someone
  • look out for something

Synonyms

  • take care of
  • protect
  • watch over
  • support
  • defend

Antonyms

  • neglect
  • abandon
  • harm

Examples

    English

    I trusted the guy who was my personal physician to look out for my health.

    Spanish

    Confié en el tipo que era mi médico personal para cuidar de mi salud.

    English

    And we all look out for each other.

    Spanish

    Y todos nos cuidamos los unos a los otros.

    English

    SAM: No, we didn't say that! We said that we would look out for each other.

    Spanish

    SAM: ¡No, no dijimos eso! Dijimos que nos cuidaríamos el uno al otro.

    English

    My strategy with the skull pick is look out for myself and the girls.

    Spanish

    Mi estrategia con la púa de calaveras es cuidar de mí y de las chicas.

    English

    Now you didn't look out for him, did ya?

    Spanish

    Ahora no lo cuidaste, ¿verdad?

    English

    People look out for each other? -Yeah, they do.

    Spanish

    ¿Las personas se cuidan unas a otras? -Sí, lo hacen.

    English

    So I look out for him when he's here.

    Spanish

    Así que cuido de él cuando está aquí.

    English

    But you know I'm just tryin' to look out for you, right?

    Spanish

    Pero sabes que solo intento cuidar de ti, ¿verdad?

    English

    Someone has to look out for you.

    Spanish

    Alguien tiene que cuidar de ti.

    English

    It's, you know, we gotta look out for each other globally.

    Spanish

    Es, ya sabes, que tenemos que cuidarnos unos a otros a nivel mundial.

    English

    Hey, you look out for those people that look out for you.

    Spanish

    Oye, cuida a las personas que cuidan de ti.

    English

    So you gotta look out for your little bro.

    Spanish

    Así que tienes que cuidar a tu hermanito.

    • I'll look out for your dog while you're away.
    • They always look out for each other.
    • She looked out for her friend who was feeling down.