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- See:
- look
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to look into a room or building to make sure that a person, thing, or situation is all right, (often fol. by "on").
Don't worry. The doctors will look in on your husband frequently.I visited Mrs. Hanshaw yesterday, and I will look in again tomorrow to see how she is.When the principal looked in, the students were solving math problems on the board. |
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