To look at
Example: They look at the results together
Definition
"To look at" means to direct one's eyes toward something in order to observe, notice, or examine it carefully. For example, when they look at the results together, they are paying attention to and considering the information presented.
Etymology
The phrase "to look at" comes from the Old English word 'lōcian,' meaning 'to gaze or glance,' combined with the preposition 'at,' which indicates direction or focus. This combination has been used in English for centuries to describe the act of observing or examining something closely.
