영어의 looks은(는) 무슨 뜻인가요?
영어에서 looks라는 단어의 의미는 무엇입니까? 이 문서에서는 전체 의미, 발음과 함께 이중 언어 예제 및 영어에서 looks를 사용하는 방법에 대한 지침을 설명합니다.
영어의 looks라는 단어는 보다, 조사하다, ~을 바라보다, ~에 주목하다, ~하게 보이다, ~하게 보이다, 자, 그러니까, 이보세요, 시선, 표정, 살펴보기, 훑어보기, 외관, 응시, 주시, 스타일, 외모, ~하려고 하다, 바라보다, 향하다, ~을 보다, ~을 살펴보다, ~을 들여다보다, ~을 주목하다, ~을 돌보다, ~을 봐주다, ~을 돌보다, ~을 봐주다, ~에 관심을 두다, ~을 염려하다, ~을 운영하다, ~을 관리하다, ~을 봐주다, 앞을 보다, 전방을 주시하다, 앞을 내다보다, 미래를 고려하다, ~을 찾으려고 둘러보다, 눈길을 돌리다, 고개를 돌리다, 시선을 회피하다, 뒤를 돌아보다, 돌이켜 보다, 회상하다, 돌이켜 보다, ~을 회상하다, ~을 되돌아보다, ~의 건너편을 보다, 눈을 내리깔다, ~을 얕보다, 깔보다, 무시하다, ~을 하찮게 여기다, 무시하다, ~을 찾아나서다, 미래에 대해 생각하다, 기대를 갖다, ~을 기대하다, 기대를 갖고 기다리다, ~을 고대하다, 간절히 바라다, 들르다, 잠깐 방문하다, ~을 찾아보다, ~을 조사하다, 시선을 돌리다, ~을 바라보다, ~을 ~처럼 여기다, 조심해!, 내다보다, ~을 조심하다, 경계하다, ~을 돌보다, 챙겨주다, ~을 무시하다, ~을 지나치다, ~을 간과하다, ~을 통해서 보다, ~을 못 본 체하다, 무시하다, ~을 일일이 살펴보다, 확인하다, 위로 올려다 보다, ~에 대해 검색하다, 찾아보다, ~을 찾아보다, 연락하다, 나아지다, ~을 존경하다, ~을 ~라고 여기다, 간주하다, ~을 바라보다, 화난 얼굴, 건강해 보이다, 자세한 관찰, 정밀 관찰, ~에 대한 자세한 관찰, ~에 대한 정밀 관찰, 보기 흉한 얼굴, ~을 한번 보다, ~을 살펴보다, 점검하다, 진찰하다, 사진같아 보이다, 닮다, 비슷하게 생기다, 찾아보다, 둘러보다, ~을 둘러보다, 둘러보다, ~을 크게 보다, 넓게 보다, 위쪽에서 ~을 내려다보다, 바보처럼 보이다, 외모가 매력적이다, 좋아 보이다, 잘될 것 같다, ~을 들여다보다, 앞을 내다보다, ~와 닮다, ~와 비슷하다, ~인 것 같다, ~처럼 보이다, 불찬성의 표정, ~으로 향해 있다, 낙관적으로 생각하다, 긍정적으로 생각하다, 좋게 생각해, 긍적적으로 생각해, ~을 훑어보다, ~을 검토하다, 감정, 외면하다, 무시하다, 외면하다, 무시하다, 적합하다, ~을 바라보다, ~에게 ~을 기대하다, ~을 바라다, ~처럼 보이다, 나좀 봐!, 있잖아!, 꼭 닮은 사람, 꼭 닮은, 별로 대단치 않은, 재확인, 자세히 살펴보다, ~을 자세히 살펴보다, 한번 보다, ~을 보다, ~을 확인하다, 한번 보다, 한번 살펴보다, ~을 살펴보다, ~을 검토하다, 다시 살펴보다를 의미합니다. 자세한 내용은 아래 세부정보를 참조하세요.
단어 looks의 의미
보다intransitive verb (cast eyes in a direction) (어떤 방향을) He looked to his right. 그는 오른쪽을 보았다. |
조사하다intransitive verb (examine visually) (눈으로) Let me look to see if there is a water leak. 물이 새고 있는지 내가 한번 볼께. |
~을 바라보다, ~에 주목하다(watch, direct attention to) (동사: 동작이나 작용을 나타냅니다. '가다, 읽다, 괴롭히다, 공부시키다, 먹히다, 파생되다' 등이 있습니다.) Look at me when I'm talking to you! |
~하게 보이다intransitive verb (+ adj: appear to be) James looked tired when he arrived last night. 제임스는 어젯밤에 도착했을 때 피곤해 보였다. |
~하게 보이다intransitive verb (+ adj: appear) (뒤에 형용사와 함께 쓰여) (동사: 동작이나 작용을 나타냅니다. '가다, 읽다, 괴롭히다, 공부시키다, 먹히다, 파생되다' 등이 있습니다.) Marina looks awful in that outfit. |
자, 그러니까, 이보세요interjection (when making a point) (감탄사: 화자의 감동, 부름, 놀람, 응답 등을 나타냅니다. '아이고, 글쎄요, 여보세요' 등이 있습니다.) Look, I've had enough of your insolence; do as you're told! |
시선noun (act of looking) (명사: 사람 및 사물의 이름과 다른 말에 의존하는 의존 명사가 있습니다. '하늘, 스티브 잡스, 밥 먹는 데, 안타까울따름' 등이 있습니다.) The blonde girl noticed Dan's look and returned it. |
표정noun (expression directed at [sb]) (명사: 사람 및 사물의 이름과 다른 말에 의존하는 의존 명사가 있습니다. '하늘, 스티브 잡스, 밥 먹는 데, 안타까울따름' 등이 있습니다.) She silenced him with an angry look. 그는 그녀의 화난 표정을 보고 입을 다물었다. |
살펴보기, 훑어보기noun (visual examination) (눈으로) (명사: 사람 및 사물의 이름과 다른 말에 의존하는 의존 명사가 있습니다. '하늘, 스티브 잡스, 밥 먹는 데, 안타까울따름' 등이 있습니다.) Zara had no chance of a look at the text before the exam. 자라는 시험 보기 전에 그 내용을 훑어볼(or: 살펴볼) 기회가 없었다. |
외관noun (uncountable (appearance) (명사: 사람 및 사물의 이름과 다른 말에 의존하는 의존 명사가 있습니다. '하늘, 스티브 잡스, 밥 먹는 데, 안타까울따름' 등이 있습니다.) The children's toy had the look of a real phone. 아이들의 장난감은 진짜 전화기처럼 보였다. |
응시, 주시noun (long: gaze, stare) The child's look was starting to make Josh feel very uncomfortable. |
스타일noun (fashion: style) I like her look; it is part urban, part punk. |
외모plural noun (informal (physical attractiveness) Joe is a handsome guy, but he uses his looks to get what he wants. |
~하려고 하다verbal expression (seek, intend) Richard was looking to find a job at the local factory. 리처드는 지역 공장에서 일자리를 찾으려고 했다. |
바라보다, 향하다intransitive verb (to front on) (방향) This house has five windows that look to the street. |
~을 보다(figurative (analyze) The detective tried to look at all the facts. 형사는 모든 사실을 보려고 노력했다. |
~을 살펴보다, ~을 들여다보다(figurative (examine, deal with) This article looks at similarities in the work of these two philosophers. |
~을 주목하다(figurative (pay attention to) Ben decided that the past was behind him and that it was time to look to the future. |
~을 돌보다, ~을 봐주다phrasal verb, transitive, inseparable (UK (child: be guardian) Who will look after the children while we're away? |
~을 돌보다, ~을 봐주다phrasal verb, transitive, inseparable (UK (pet, plant: tend) Will you look after my fish while I'm away? |
~에 관심을 두다, ~을 염려하다phrasal verb, transitive, inseparable (UK (concern yourself) He's looking after his own interests, as usual. |
~을 운영하다, ~을 관리하다, ~을 봐주다phrasal verb, transitive, inseparable (UK (manage, run) Could you look after the shop for ten minutes while I run a few errands? |
앞을 보다, 전방을 주시하다phrasal verb, intransitive (see what is in front) When you are the driver, it's best to look ahead on the road. |
앞을 내다보다, 미래를 고려하다phrasal verb, intransitive (figurative (think of the future) The company is looking ahead to the future and hopes to expand its business. |
~을 찾으려고 둘러보다(seek in surrounding area) I misplaced my keys, so I'll have to look around for them. |
눈길을 돌리다, 고개를 돌리다, 시선을 회피하다phrasal verb, intransitive (avert one's eyes) The little boy knew he was in trouble and when the teacher looked at him he had to look away. It was a horror movie and I had to look away much of the time! |
뒤를 돌아보다phrasal verb, intransitive (look behind) "Don't look back. Whatever's chasing you might be gaining on you." - Satchel Paige |
돌이켜 보다, 회상하다phrasal verb, intransitive (figurative (reminisce) When I look back on all the times we shared, I wish for those days again. |
돌이켜 보다phrasal verb, intransitive (figurative (dwell on the past) As I look back on the past, I must remind myself to look towards the future to better days. |
~을 회상하다, ~을 되돌아보다(recall, reminisce about) I look back on my years in school and smile. |
~의 건너편을 보다phrasal verb, transitive, inseparable (figurative (consider more than) Look beyond his looks; consider his personality. |
눈을 내리깔다phrasal verb, intransitive (lower one's gaze) Gary looked down in shame as the teacher told him off. 게리는 선생님이 혼을 내자 부끄러워 눈을 내리깔았다. |
~을 얕보다, 깔보다, 무시하다phrasal verb, transitive, inseparable (figurative (feel superior to) (사람) It is wrong to look down on people less fortunate than yourself. |
~을 하찮게 여기다, 무시하다phrasal verb, transitive, inseparable (figurative (consider inferior) (사물) These were rich girls who looked down on cheap clothes. |
~을 찾아나서다phrasal verb, transitive, inseparable (search for, seek) Some people look for love on the internet. I looked for you, but I couldn't find you. |
미래에 대해 생각하다, 기대를 갖다phrasal verb, intransitive (figurative (think about the future) On New Year's Day, many of us like to look forward and think about the positive changes we can make over the coming year. |
~을 기대하다, 기대를 갖고 기다리다phrasal verb, transitive, inseparable (await [sth] with excitement) We look forward to our summer holiday every year. |
~을 고대하다, 간절히 바라다phrasal verb, transitive, inseparable (long for [sth]) I look forward to the day when I can afford to retire. |
들르다phrasal verb, intransitive (informal (visit for short time) Fiona said she would look in to see if everything was OK. |
잠깐 방문하다(visit or check in passing) While I'm in town I should look in on my parents. Please look in on the baby and make sure she's tucked in. |
~을 찾아보다phrasal verb, transitive, inseparable (try to find) We are looking into ways of increasing our effectiveness. |
~을 조사하다phrasal verb, transitive, inseparable (informal (investigate) The detective looked into the murder. We have received your complaint, and we will look into it. |
시선을 돌리다phrasal verb, intransitive (gaze into the distance) |
~을 바라보다phrasal verb, intransitive (watch) While my father taught me to swim, my mother looked on from the shore. |
~을 ~처럼 여기다phrasal verb, transitive, inseparable (regard, consider: as) I always looked upon him as a brother. |
조심해!phrasal verb, intransitive (be careful!) Look out, an earthquake just started! 조심해! 지진이 방금 시작됐어! |
내다보다phrasal verb, intransitive (observe from indoors) (바깥을) If you look out from the window, you can see the ocean. 창문을 내다보면 바다가 보인다. |
~을 조심하다, 경계하다phrasal verb, transitive, inseparable (stay vigilant) You must look out for snakes when walking in these hills. |
~을 돌보다, 챙겨주다phrasal verb, transitive, inseparable (informal (person: take care of) Jimmy's brothers have looked out for him since their parents died. |
~을 무시하다, ~을 지나치다, ~을 간과하다phrasal verb, transitive, inseparable (disregard, not be distracted by) It was difficult to look past the unsightly mole on his face. |
~을 통해서 보다phrasal verb, transitive, inseparable (observe via: [sth] transparent) (투명한 물체, 광학 기구 등) You can see the individual cells if you look through the microscope. Look through the window and tell me what you see. |
~을 못 본 체하다, 무시하다phrasal verb, transitive, inseparable (figurative (appear not to see, be oblivious to) I said hello but he looked right through me. |
~을 일일이 살펴보다, 확인하다phrasal verb, transitive, inseparable (search through, survey) Can I look through those old clothes before you throw them out in case there is something I like? My boss looked through the papers before signing them. |
위로 올려다 보다phrasal verb, intransitive (lift your gaze) If you want to feel tiny, look up and see the stars at night. |
~에 대해 검색하다, 찾아보다phrasal verb, transitive, separable (seek information) If you don't know who Ada Lovelace was, look her up online. |
~을 찾아보다phrasal verb, transitive, separable (word: find meaning) (사전에서 단어의 의미를) If I don't understand a word, I look it up in the dictionary. |
연락하다phrasal verb, transitive, separable (informal (try to contact) Look me up the next time you're in town. |
나아지다phrasal verb, intransitive (figurative, informal (situation: improve) (상황이) I've been through a tough time this past year, but things are starting to look up. |
~을 존경하다phrasal verb, transitive, inseparable (admire and respect [sb]) Ideally, children should look up to their parents. |
~을 ~라고 여기다, 간주하다phrasal verb, transitive, inseparable (regard, consider: as) I look upon television as a bad influence. |
~을 바라보다phrasal verb, transitive, separable (literary (gaze at, take in) The sculptor looked upon his latest creation with pride. |
화난 얼굴noun (facial expression of anger) Olivia gave her husband an angry look. |
건강해 보이다verbal expression (look very healthy) |
자세한 관찰, 정밀 관찰noun (more thorough examination) |
~에 대한 자세한 관찰, ~에 대한 정밀 관찰noun (more thorough examination) |
보기 흉한 얼굴noun (informal (face: resentful expression) He gave her a dirty look when she testified against him. |
~을 한번 보다verbal expression (look at) These family photos are great. Have a look. |
~을 살펴보다, 점검하다, 진찰하다verbal expression (examine, inspect) Let the doctor have a look at your rash. |
사진같아 보이다verbal expression (figurative (attractive sight) She looked a picture on her wedding day. |
닮다, 비슷하게 생기다(resemble each other) Adam and his brother look alike, don't you think? |
찾아보다, 둘러보다(seek [sth] in surrounding area) I've been looking around everywhere, but I can't find my reading glasses. |
~을 둘러보다(inspect) Safety inspectors will be looking around the factory today. |
둘러보다(browse) Sarah spent the afternoon looking around the local shops. 사라는 동네 가게를 둘러보며 오후를 보냈다. |
~을 크게 보다, 넓게 보다verbal expression (figurative (consider [sth] in its wider context) |
위쪽에서 ~을 내려다보다verbal expression (observe from high up) From the top of the tower you can look down upon the whole city. |
바보처럼 보이다verbal expression (appear silly) He tried to sing a song at the karaoke bar while drunk and ended up looking foolish. Sally looked foolish when she fell down the stairs. |
외모가 매력적이다(have an attractive appearance) Tina would look good if she smiled. You're looking good tonight! |
좋아 보이다(seem appealing) Those waves look good for surfers. That fish looks good! |
잘될 것 같다(seem to be going well) The project isn't finished yet, but it's looking good. |
~을 들여다보다(see inside [sth]) (동사: 동작이나 작용을 나타냅니다. '가다, 읽다, 괴롭히다, 공부시키다, 먹히다, 파생되다' 등이 있습니다.) Frank looked in the fridge to see if there was any milk. |
앞을 내다보다verbal expression (figurative (make predictions) The fortune teller claimed she could look into the future. |
~와 닮다, ~와 비슷하다(resemble) This table looks like the one we have at home. Lucy looks like her aunt. |
~인 것 같다(informal (appear that) It looks like we'll have to cancel our holiday. |
~처럼 보이다(informal (indicate) It's beginning to look like rain. |
불찬성의 표정noun (frown, scowl) His attempts to make the audience laugh at his crude jokes were met with looks of disapproval. |
~으로 향해 있다(have a view) (장소, 방향 등) The window looks on the meadow. |
낙관적으로 생각하다, 긍정적으로 생각하다verbal expression (informal (consider positive aspects) If you always look on the bright side, you will be a much happier person. |
좋게 생각해, 긍적적으로 생각해interjection (informal (consider positive aspects) Look on the bright side: if you have nothing, you've got nothing to lose! |
~을 훑어보다(examine quickly) The doctor looked Fred over and could find no evidence of broken bones. 그 의사는 프레드를 훑어보았지만 뼈가 부러진 흔적을 찾지는 못했다. |
~을 검토하다(inspect thoroughly) The inspector looked over the restaurant for code violations. |
감정noun (informal (quick inspection) The jeweller gave the diamond a look-over and declared it genuine. 보석 세공인은 다이아몬드를 감정하고 진품이라고 진언했다. |
외면하다, 무시하다verbal expression (look in the opposite direction) Don't just look to your right when you cross the street; look the other way as well. |
외면하다, 무시하다verbal expression (figurative (ignore [sth] bad) That judge looks the other way when members of his own staff commit minor crimes. |
적합하다verbal expression (appear suitable for role) I don't know if John is prepared for the performance, but he certainly looks the part. |
~을 바라보다(turn to [sb]) Unsure what to do, Sue looked to Mark, who was seated to her left. 수는 어찌해야 할지 몰라 왼편에 앉은 마크를 바라보았다. |
~에게 ~을 기대하다verbal expression (turn for guidance) Children look to their parents for guidance. |
~을 바라다verbal expression (informal (intend, seek) I'm not looking to buy a set of encyclopedias right now. 백과사전 세트를 당장 사기를 바라는 것은 아니다. |
~처럼 보이다verbal expression (appear) That couch looks to be about 50 years old. |
나좀 봐!, 있잖아!interjection (used for drawing attention) (주의를 끌기 위해 사용) (감탄사: 화자의 감동, 부름, 놀람, 응답 등을 나타냅니다. '아이고, 글쎄요, 여보세요' 등이 있습니다.) Look! I think it's a UFO! |
꼭 닮은 사람noun (person who resembles [sb] else) (명사: 사람 및 사물의 이름과 다른 말에 의존하는 의존 명사가 있습니다. '하늘, 스티브 잡스, 밥 먹는 데, 안타까울따름' 등이 있습니다.) |
꼭 닮은noun as adjective (resembling [sb] else) |
별로 대단치 않은adjective (informal (unattractive or unimpressive) He's not much to look at, but he's got a good job and he's very nice. It's not much to look at, but it's home. |
재확인noun (informal (further attention) At first I thought the student's essay was hopeless, but a second look revealed some promising passages. |
자세히 살펴보다verbal expression (examine, inspect [sth]) If you take a close look, you'll see that this banknote has no watermark - it's a forgery. |
~을 자세히 살펴보다verbal expression (examine, inspect [sth]) Before buying a used car, I take a careful look at the engine. |
한번 보다verbal expression (informal (look casually at [sth/sb]) (동사: 동작이나 작용을 나타냅니다. '가다, 읽다, 괴롭히다, 공부시키다, 먹히다, 파생되다' 등이 있습니다.) There's a sale on at this gallery; shall we take a look? |
~을 보다, ~을 확인하다verbal expression (informal (look casually at [sth/sb]) Zoe took a look at the clock and was surprised to see that it was already 5 p.m. |
한번 보다, 한번 살펴보다verbal expression (informal (inspect, investigate [sth/sb]) (동사: 동작이나 작용을 나타냅니다. '가다, 읽다, 괴롭히다, 공부시키다, 먹히다, 파생되다' 등이 있습니다.) I don't know much about engines but I'll take a look. 엔진은 잘 모르지만 한번 볼게(or: 한번 살펴볼게). |
~을 살펴보다, ~을 검토하다verbal expression (informal (inspect, investigate [sth/sb]) You should get a doctor to take a look at that rash. |
다시 살펴보다verbal expression (informal (re-examine) Let's take a second look: we may have missed some important clues. |
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