look after

Etymology: [ 'luk ] (verb.) before 12th century. Middle English, from Old English lOcian; akin to Old Saxon lOcOn to look.

English - Turkish translation for "look after"

• look after: çocuğa bakmak , göz kulak olmak Fiili Deyim
• look after: bakmak
• look after: ilgilenmek
• look after: gözet
• look after: bakımını üstlenmek
• look after: idare etmek
• look after: sorumluluğunu almak Dilbilim
• look after: çocuk bakmak
• look after: çekip çevirmek
• look after: mukayyet olmak
• look after: gözetmek
• look after: bak
• look after: -e bakmak, -i gözetmek, ile ilgilenmek
• look after: look after someone/sth. bakmak,gozetmek deyim
• look after: ile ilgilenmek
• look after: göz kulak olmak
• look after: kollamak
• look after: birine bakmak

English - English translation for "look after"

• look after: To watch or protect; to keep safe - "He asked me to look after his daughter while he was away."
• look after: keep under careful scrutiny; "Keep an eye on this prisoner!
• look after: If you look after someone or something, you do what is necessary to keep them healthy, safe, or in good condition. I love looking after the children People don't look after other people's property in the same way as they look after their own
• look after: If you look after something, you are responsible for it and deal with it or make sure it is all right, especially because it is your job to do so. the farm manager who looks after the day-to-day organization We'll help you look after your finances
• look after: keep under careful scrutiny; "Keep an eye on this prisoner!"
• look after: watch after, supervise over
• To look after.: give a damn - "Young children can learn to give a damn about a pet."
• To look after.: care - "Young children can learn to care for a pet."
• look after: aftereye