look up

to improve.

• Things are looking up.
• Business is looking up.
• Take it easy. Things are looking up.
• Business is finally looking up after a long depression.

to visit someone when you are near to the place they live.

• I'll look you up when I visit New York.
• Be sure to look us up when you're in town.

to try to find something in a source of information.

• You should look up that word.
• You should look that word up.
• You should look up this word.
• You should look this word up.
• You had better look up the word.
• I looked the word up in the dictionary.
• I looked up the words in my dictionary.
• He looked up the word in his dictionary.
• He looked up the word in the dictionary.
• I'll look up this word in the dictionary.
• Please look up this word in a dictionary.
• I often look up words in that dictionary.
• We use a dictionary to look up the meaning of words.
• You should look up all unfamiliar words in a dictionary.
• It is a good habit to look up new words in a dictionary.
• Dictionaries are used to look up the words you don't know.
• I looked up all the words I didn't know in the dictionary.
• I always end up looking up the same words in the dictionary.
• I don't want to imagine ever looking up "Viagra" on Wikipedia.
• If you don't know what the word means, look it up in the dictionary.
• I can't remember the meaning of the word that I looked up yesterday.
• If you don't know the meaning of a word, look it up in a dictionary.
• I don't know what this word means. I'll look it up in the dictionary.
• If you come across an unfamiliar word, look it up in your dictionary.
• When you come across new words, you must look them up in your dictionary.
• If you want to know how a certain word is used, look it up in this dictionary.
• It is a good practice to look up in a dictionary words seen for the first time.
• When you come across unknown words, you have to look them up in the dictionary.
• If you are not sure about the meaning of the word, look it up in your dictionary.
• If you don't know the meaning of the word, you have to look it up in the dictionary.
• When you're reading an English book, it isn't a great idea to look up every word you don't know.
• Let's look it up in the dictionary.
• I will look it up in the dictionary.
• No, but I'll look it up in the dictionary.
• I'll look up the expression in the dictionary.
• First of all, you must look it up in the dictionary.
• People are too lazy to look it up themselves in a dictionary.
• I wouldn't have thought I would someday look up "Viagra" in Wikipedia.
• I looked it up on the Internet.
• I looked up his telephone number in a telephone directory.
• No, I don't. You had better look it up in a telephone directory.
• I'm not sure what his number is. You'll have to look it up in the telephone directory.
• Why don't you look it up in the phone book?
• I looked up his phone number in the telephone book.