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TOEFL BNC: 5039 COCA: 5863

outlook

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out·look /ˈaʊtlʊk/ ●●○ noun [countableC]  
1  ATTITUDEyour general attitude to life and the world 〔对生活和世界的〕看法，观点，态度
outlook on
 He’s got a good outlook on life.
他有积极的人生观。
 Exercise will improve your looks and your outlook.
运动将会改善你的外在形象和人生态度。
positive/optimistic outlook
 She still has an optimistic outlook for the future.
她对未来仍抱有乐观的态度。
2  FUTUREWEATHER[usually singular] what is expected to happen in the future 前景，远景
outlook for
 The outlook for the weekend is unsettled, with periods of heavy rain.
周末的天气情况不稳定，会有阵发性的大雨。
 The outlook for sufferers from this disease is bleak.
这种疾病的患者痊愈的希望渺茫。
economic/financial/political etc outlook
 a gloomy economic outlook in Western Europe
西欧惨淡的经济前景
3  SEEa view from a particular place 〔从某处望见的〕景色，风光
 a very pleasing outlook from the bedroom window
从卧室窗户看出去的宜人景色
n COLLOCATIONS
adjectives
a positive/optimistic outlook
Despite her health problems, she has a positive outlook.
a negative/pessimistic outlook
This pessimistic outlook on their lives leads to depression.
a wider/broader outlook
Education should give students a wider outlook on life.
a new/fresh outlook (=new and interesting)
I saw Helen last week and she seemed to have a fresh outlook on life.
somebody's mental outlook (=how you feel about the things in your life)
Exercise can help improve your mental outlook.
somebody's religious outlook
The Puritans' religious outlook affected every aspect of their lives.
somebody's moral/ethical outlook (=beliefs about what is right and wrong)
Their ethical and moral outlook concerning terrorism is the complete opposite of mine.
verbs
have an outlook
He has quite a conventional outlook.
give somebody an outlook
June's new job gave her a fresh outlook.
change somebody's outlook
None of my arguments could change his outlook or behavior.
Examples from the Corpus
outlook• Assuming this passes the Congress, it will change the defence outlook radically.• After a good vacation, you'll have a completely different outlook.• His outlook on life is largely a result of his strict education.• Partly due to its history, and partly to temperament, the Home Office is conservative procedurally and cautious in outlook.• Because attention was focused on customers and their changing demands, the organisation became dynamic in outlook.• The airline's negative outlook was no surprise.• Village life and the peasant outlook were conditioned by the administrative arrangements adopted at Emancipation.• Whenever Stewart showed signs of rejecting that outlook, Joe would fly into a rage.• Consumers continue to be pessimistic about the outlook over the next six months, the Conference Board said.• Deng responded optimistically that the outlook was still bright.• The farmers were narrowly provincial in their outlook.
positive/optimistic outlook• Managers say what's needed now is a period of calm and a positive outlook.• There is nothing likelier to give you a positive outlook on life than the cessation of nausea.• Want to build a more positive outlook.• These facts account for a more optimistic outlook of potential supply given in the 1981 report.• Then I took a more positive outlook.• That's the optimistic outlook of Bordon businessman Philip Voice, who says he's never had it so good.• Nearly everyone had a very positive outlook and the plans for action to revive the area were discussed.
economic/financial/political etc outlook• In spite of a change in political outlook, the ravaging of national book treasures did not stop in the post-war era.• The people were undergoing a gradual change in political outlook.• The work led Russell himself to conclude that the teaching of the subject had no effect whatsoever on pupils' political outlook.• Around 1883 the economic outlook began to improve.• He was not too hopeful of the financial outlook which was far from satisfactory.
From Longman Business Dictionary
outlookout·look /ˈaʊtlʊk/ noun [singular]
the way things are expected to develop in the future
Given the currenteconomic outlook, the group expects its media businesses to generate increased earnings over the next five years.
outlook for
The company blamed its weak performance on the recession and said the outlook for the rest of the year is brighter.
out·look noun →n COLLOCATIONS1
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TOEFL BNC: 5039 COCA: 5863
outlook

noun¹

 1attitude to life人生觀ADJECTIVE | VERB + OUTLOOK | PREPOSITION ADJECTIVE➤optimistic, positive, rosy, sunny樂觀的／積極的／充滿希望的／開朗的人生觀▸➤bleak, negative, pessimistic陰鬱的／消極的／悲觀的人生觀▸➤general普遍的看法▸➤broad開通的觀點◇Having children gave her a broader outlook on life.有了孩子令她的人生觀豁達多了。➤different, differing相異的觀點▸➤mental精神面貌▸➤moral, philosophical, religious道德觀；哲學觀；宗教觀VERB + OUTLOOK➤have有觀點▸➤give sb給某人觀點▸➤change改變觀點▸➤broaden拓寬視野◇Travel broadens your outlook.旅遊拓寬人的視野。PREPOSITION➤in outlook在看法上◇She is rather cautious in outlook.她的觀點很謹慎。➤of (a)... outlook持⋯態度◇people of widely differing religious outlooks宗教觀點截然不同的人➤outlook on對⋯的觀點◇Losing his job changed his whole outlook on life.失業改變了他的整個人生觀。
outlook

noun²

 2what will probably happen前景ADJECTIVE | VERB + OUTLOOK | PREPOSITION ADJECTIVE➤bright, good光明的／美好的前景▸➤bleak, gloomy, grim暗淡的前景；令人沮喪的前景◇The outlook for people on low incomes is grim.低收入人群的前景不容樂觀。➤uncertain不確定的前途▸➤business, economic, political商業／經濟／政治前景▸➤long-term, short-term長遠／短期展望➤global, international全球／世界前景VERB + OUTLOOK➤improve使前景改善◇The drug improves the long-term outlook of migraine sufferers.堅持服用這種藥使偏頭痛患者的長期預後有所改善。➤worsen使前景惡化PREPOSITION➤outlook for對⋯展望◇a brighter outlook for the economy更光明的經濟前景
TOEFL BNC: 5039 COCA: 5863
outlook noun
⇨ attitude
TOEFL BNC: 5039 COCA: 5863
outlook
Predicting and prediction: predict, prediction, forecast...
General words for behaviour and attitudes: default setting, behaviour, instinct...
Views and landscapes: view, scene, sight...

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