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10 Language-to-English DictionariesLooker
/ˈlʊkər/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A person who looks or gazes at something.
"The art exhibit attracted many lookers, all admiring the beautiful paintings." - 2
A person who is considered attractive or good-looking.
"She was known as a real looker, turning heads wherever she went."
Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'looker' originates from the verb 'look', which comes from Old English 'locian', meaning 'to see or observe'. The suffix '-er' denotes a person who performs the action, thus evolving to describe someone who looks or gazes.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Looker" is said worldwide
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Regarde
Transliteration: rəɡaʁd
"Il y avait beaucoup de regards admiratifs au musée."
Betrachter
Transliteration: bəˈtʁaχtɐ
"Die Ausstellung zog viele Betrachter an."
Osservatore
Transliteration: ozzerˈvatoɾe
"L'arte ha attirato molti osservatori."
Mirador
Transliteration: miɾaˈðoɾ
"El museo atrajo a muchos miradores."
Observador
Transliteration: obseʁvaˈdoʁ
"A exposição atraiu muitos observadores."
देखने वाला
Transliteration: dekhne wala
"कला प्रदर्शनी में कई देखने वाले थे।"
观察者
Transliteration: guānchá zhě
"艺术展吸引了许多观察者。"
관찰자
Transliteration: gwanchalja
"전시회는 많은 관찰자를 끌어들였습니다."
観察者
Transliteration: kansatsusha
"展示会には多くの観察者が集まりました。"
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