To look out
Example: They look out for danger
Definition
"To look out" means to be vigilant or watchful, especially to notice potential danger or important events. It involves paying close attention to the surroundings to ensure safety or to be aware of something that might happen.
Etymology
The phrase "to look out" originates from the combination of the verb 'look,' meaning to direct one's gaze, and 'out,' indicating outward direction. It has been used since the 16th century to mean being watchful or cautious. Did you know? Sailors used 'look out' as a command to alert others to watch for hazards at sea.
