outlook

noun

/ˈaʊtlʊk/

[usually singular]

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the attitude to life and the world of a particular person, group or culture
- Travel broadens your outlook.
- a/an positive/optimistic outlook
- a bleak/gloomy/pessimistic outlook
- outlook on something He had a practical outlook on life.
- in outlook Most Western societies are liberal in outlook.
Extra Examples
- Losing his job changed his whole outlook on life.
- She is rather cautious in outlook.
- people of widely differing religious outlooks
- Their interests and outlooks vary enormously.
- We need to be sensitive to other people's values and outlook.
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- optimistic
- positive
- rosy
- …
verb + outlook
- have
- give somebody
- change
- …
preposition
- in outlook
- of (a)… outlook
- outlook on
- …
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the likely future for somebody/something; what is likely to happen synonym prospect
- the country’s economic outlook
- outlook for something The outlook for jobs is bleak.
- The outlook (= the probable weather) for the weekend is dry and sunny.
Extra Examples
- The drug improves the long-term outlook of migraine sufferers.
- The outlook for people on a state pension is grim.
- a brighter outlook for the economy
Topics Doubt, guessing and certaintyc1
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
adjective
- bright
- good
- bleak
- …
verb + outlook
- improve
- worsen
preposition
- outlook for
See full entry
(formal) a view from a particular place
- The house has a pleasant outlook over the valley.

单词	outlook
释义	outlook noun /ˈaʊtlʊk/ /ˈaʊtlʊk/ [usually singular] jump to other results the attitude to life and the world of a particular person, group or culture Travel broadens your outlook. a/an positive/optimistic outlook a bleak/gloomy/pessimistic outlook outlook on something He had a practical outlook on life. in outlook Most Western societies are liberal in outlook. Extra Examples Losing his job changed his whole outlook on life. She is rather cautious in outlook. people of widely differing religious outlooks Their interests and outlooks vary enormously. We need to be sensitive to other people's values and outlook. Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective optimistic positive rosy … verb + outlook have give somebody change … preposition in outlook of (a)… outlook outlook on … See full entry the likely future for somebody/something; what is likely to happen synonym prospect the country’s economic outlook outlook for something The outlook for jobs is bleak. The outlook (= the probable weather) for the weekend is dry and sunny. Extra Examples The drug improves the long-term outlook of migraine sufferers. The outlook for people on a state pension is grim. a brighter outlook for the economy Topics Doubt, guessing and certaintyc1 Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective bright good bleak … verb + outlook improve worsen preposition outlook for See full entry (formal) a view from a particular place The house has a pleasant outlook over the valley.
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