lookout
ਬਁਚ ਕੇ
definition
noun
Keiko watched patiently as the soldier one hundred metres away from their spot continued his patrol on the walls and entered the lookout tower adjoining the city walls.
a place from which to keep watch or view landscape.
example
The boy claimed to have been acting as a 'lookout' for his two friends, whom he said had set out to ‘beat people up’ and go ‘jacking’, a slang term for stealing cars.
Within it are staircases and skylights that connect the main auditorium with underground classrooms, and a 'lookout' tower which houses the museum.
Jesi was to act as a 'lookout' for us, since he assumed she was the least psychically able of all of us.
A 'lookout' would ensure that no guards could surprise the craftsmen during their 12-hour shifts.
From a 'lookout' hut, we watched a royal albatross father trying hard to land, flying with slim wings three metres long in a circle, four or five times.
Black smoke filled the air outside and Juan watched from the 'lookout' point with satisfaction.
If Erik's secrets cease to be Erik's secrets, it will be a bad 'lookout' for a goodly number of the human race!
If she is violating any part of their custody order, your son can petition the court for enforcement, but again, that's his 'lookout' and not yours.
Then he made his way to the 'lookout' post, with some anger in him.
Back on the beach, a teenage boy sat up on the 'lookout' tower.
He was so severely hurt by using the brick that he decided to act as a 'lookout' while the other man stole a television set and a PlayStation computer game.
a 'lookout' point with breathtaking views
Guss and Dante looked up to the tower the 'lookout' had called from, and then out across the plains.
Keiko watched patiently as the soldier one hundred metres away from their spot continued his patrol on the walls and entered the 'lookout' tower adjoining the city walls.
It is worth stopping and looking at the view from the 'lookout' on the right - a vista of mountains and right through to the sea at Tahunanui.
If you can't behave like a decent person and you continue to get banned then that's your 'lookout' !
The view to port and starboard along the river from my 'lookout' in the crow's nest was picture perfect.
Water slapped over the decks, rode up the windows and playfully splashed the 'lookout' tower.
“What if he gets sick?” “It's a bad 'lookout' in that case.”
We believe there was a child of five acting as a 'lookout' , so parents need to take more responsibility for their children and make sure they know where they are.
‘What if he gets fits?’ ‘It's a bad 'lookout' in that case.’
He and Rolf climbed down from the 'lookout' point and onto the ground.
When a trust feels under pressure to set its own standards of political correctness from fear of an employment tribunal (self censorship) it is a bad 'lookout' for medicine.
It is a bad 'lookout' , boys - a very bad lookout. There, don't talk about it any more. I do not want to make your mother unhappy.
It begins at an easy gradient and gradually climbs to a 'lookout' giving excellent views north and south along the coast.
After metal detectors and searches, I was let in through two gigantic automated gates, watched from a 'lookout' tower.
The 'lookout' spots a traveling party and men are dispatched to capture and bring them back.
You'll see a beautiful hemlock stand, a fine 'lookout' and acidic Bat Lake.
The appellant continued to act as a 'lookout' throughout.
About ten minutes further along the track there is a path to a 'lookout' and a stone seat.
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