Lookout ( noun , verb , adverb )

(As a noun)

Lookout ( noun )

  1. A place or platform, typically high up and in or on a building or ship, from which a watch is kept, especially for warning of danger.
  2. A person who keeps watch, especially for warning of danger.
  3. A person who is responsible for looking after or keeping an eye on something or someone.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from the verb look out.

Examples:

  1. The ship's lookout spotted the approaching storm and sounded the alarm.
  2. The lookout tower offers a panoramic view of the surrounding area.
  3. The campground had a lookout on duty 24 hours a day to watch for wild fires.
  4. The baby sitter was a good lookout for children and kept them out of danger.
  5. The lookout was posted at the top of the hill to keep a watchful eye on the enemy.

(As a verb)

Lookout ( verb )

  1. A place or platform, typically high up and in or on a building or ship, from which a watch is kept, especially for warning of danger.
  2. A person who keeps watch, especially for warning of danger.
  3. A person who is responsible for looking after or keeping an eye on something or someone.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from the verb look out.

Examples:

  1. The ship's lookout spotted the approaching storm and sounded the alarm.
  2. The lookout tower offers a panoramic view of the surrounding area.
  3. The campground had a lookout on duty 24 hours a day to watch for wild fires.
  4. The baby sitter was a good lookout for children and kept them out of danger.
  5. The lookout was posted at the top of the hill to keep a watchful eye on the enemy.

(As an adverb)

Lookout ( adverb )

  1. A place or platform, typically high up and in or on a building or ship, from which a watch is kept, especially for warning of danger.
  2. A person who keeps watch, especially for warning of danger.
  3. A person who is responsible for looking after or keeping an eye on something or someone.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from the verb look out.

Examples:

  1. The ship's lookout spotted the approaching storm and sounded the alarm.
  2. The lookout tower offers a panoramic view of the surrounding area.
  3. The campground had a lookout on duty 24 hours a day to watch for wild fires.
  4. The baby sitter was a good lookout for children and kept them out of danger.
  5. The lookout was posted at the top of the hill to keep a watchful eye on the enemy.
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