English-French translation for "to look at"
"to look at" French translation
to look at {verb}
to look at {vb} (also: to see, to behold)
One should look at the actual figures before saying things that make no sense.
The government should look at employment records to see who creates the jobs.
You only have to look at the small number of speakers to be convinced of this.
We only have to look at who was in charge of the country over those 30 years.
I also believe that, year by year, we should look at how it can be improved.
to look at {vb} (also: to contemplate, to envisage, to view, to look upon)
In looking at you, people of Timor-Leste, we are looking at ourselves.
That is evident in looking at the history of the world and, now, in looking at the history of Kazakhstan.
Mont Blanc then, is not far away, looking at us, and perhaps listening to these remarks with a certain irony.
I realized, looking at the assembled crowd at the Queen's Park cenotaph, that my generation is the lucky one.
2. By looking at the world from a universal point of view, you are better able to grasp the apostolic significance of your labours and to find a solid motivation for pursuing your mission.
to look at {v.t.}
It might be an idea to look at what is going on in the schools across the country.
It is very instructive to look at what has been the result of these measures.
We only have to look at the coast of South America and see what is happening there.
We must move forward and look at the Middle East in a comprehensive manner.
She has earned it and to look at her she needs it, and she is not the only one.
to look at (slides) {v.t.}
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "look at":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "to look at" in French
Similar words
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