Is there any difference in meaning between "look through the …
John stood outside the house, looking through the window at the people partying inside. But in the context you give, the meaning is almost the same. I wouldn't use "from the window" unless …
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2009年11月3日 · "Look through the window" definitely implies there is glass to look through. "Look out the window" could be either with or without glass. But I would say the main difference is …
Do we see through / in / behind/ by / from the window?
2019年5月25日 · I live in a villege, and every morning when I get up, I go to the window to look at the nature. Yesterday when I did it, I saw my best friend through / in / behind/ by / from the …
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2013年11月3日 · I've got one more question about 'look through' and 'look from.' I went through a few of the posts mentioned above and this is what I learned: - Look through the window- The …
I look out (AE)/outside(BE) the window | WordReference Forums
2021年1月5日 · A detective might look outside the window to see if the burglar left any footprints when he used the window to get into the house. But this would not mean looking through the …
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2018年1月30日 · The shopkeeper inside could 'look out of the window', and again, 'through' is implied. The second sentence needs 'of' because you cannot 'look out the shop', not in British …
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2010年8月10日 · 1a. If you want to know what Mrs X is wearing, you only have to look through the window. 1b. If you want to know what Mrs X is wearing, you only have to look out of the …
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2019年7月14日 · I look through the window and see some old furniture and tell my friend to look inside too. I was trying to think of how to say "look through the window" or "look inside" using …
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2012年7月29日 · 'Look out the window' is short for 'look out of the window'. The 'of' is often omitted in speech, but should be included in writing (apart from exceptions such as in letters, …
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2006年8月14日 · (1) I looked out at the window. (2) I looked out by the window. (3) I looked out the window. Only the last sentence is correct for what I surmise you intended to say. The first …