仰あおぐ
Meanings
Verb (5-dan, ぐ, transitive)
1. to look up (at)
It was just when I was about to look up at the ceiling, wondering what to do.
2. to look up to; to respect; to revere
Many young people look up to him as their teacher.
3. to ask for (e.g. guidance); to seek; to turn to (someone) for
You don't need to seek my instructions for every single thing.
4. to depend on; to rely on
5. to gulp down; to quaff; to drink
Kanji used
look up to
Pitch accent
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Used in vocabulary (3 in total)
to look up to (a person) as one's preceptor
Examples (13 in total)
I look up at the sky and exhale.
Let's try asking the two of them for cooperation.
I involuntarily looked up at the sky.
It was just when I was about to look up at the ceiling, wondering what to do.
He looked up at the sky while saying so.
For important decisions, I seek my older sister's judgment.
Many young people look up to him as their teacher.
The man looks up at the ceiling with a desperate expression.
He is revered by the villagers as their leader.
Japan depends on overseas countries for the supply of raw cotton.
You don't need to seek my instructions for every single thing.
When I looked up at the sky, even more water came pouring down on me.
Snow piled up on my shoulders, but I paid it no mind and continued to gaze up at the sky for a while.