outlook (ˈaʊtˌlʊk
)
Definitions
noun
- a mental attitude or point of view
- the probable or expected condition or outcome of something ⇒
the weather outlook
- the view from a place
- view or prospect
- the act or state of looking out
Synonyms
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attitude,
views,
opinion,
position,
approach,
mood,
perspective,
point of view,
stance,
viewpoint,
disposition,
standpoint,
frame of mind,
angle,
slant,
Translations
- British English:
outlook
Your outlook is your general attitude towards life.The experience improved my outlook on life.ˈaʊtˌlʊk NOUN The experience improved my outlook on life.
- Spanish:
punto de vista
nm
- French:
vision
nf
- German:
Ausblick
nm
- Chinese: 前景 n
- Arabic: رُؤْيةٌ n
- Portuguese: perspectiva nf
- Russian: мировоззрение nnt
- Croatian: izgled nm
- Czech: názor nm
- Danish: livssyn nnt
- Dutch: uitkijkpost nm
- Finnish: elämänasenne n
- Greek: αντίληψη nf
- Italian: prospettiva nf
- Japanese: 見通し n
- Korean: 전망 n
- Norwegian: ståsted nm
- Polish: pogląd nm
- Brazilian Portuguese: perspectiva nf
- European Spanish:
punto de vista
nm
- Swedish: utsikt nutr
- Thai: ทัศนคติ n
- Turkish: yaşama bakış n
- Vietnamese: quan điểm n
Usage examples
`I thought travel was supposed to broaden the outlook.
, The Quest for K (1986)However, the outlook for the rest of the weekend remains unsettled, especially on Saturday.
NME (New Musical Express) (2004)The short-term outlook for the residential investment market is good.
Irish Times (2002)Analysts said they would remain cautious on Philips until the company could give a clearer outlook.
Glasgow Herald (2001)The nuns whose youthful writings had revealed the sunniest outlook lived several years longer on average.
, MAKING HAPPY PEOPLE (2005)