No. 790 in Italian
look
In Italian, "look" (borrowed from English) refers to style or appearance.
In a sentence
Guarda quel tramonto, è magnifico.
Look at that sunset, it's magnificent.
Here, 'look' is used as a verb to direct someone’s attention to see something specific.
Il tuo look per la festa è davvero elegante.
Your look for the party is really elegant.
In this instance, 'look' is used as a noun, referring to one's appearance or style.
Gli ho dato un'occhiata veloce, ma il libro sembrava troppo complesso.
I gave it a quick look, but the book seemed too complex.
Here, 'look' is used as a noun describing a brief visual inspection or glance.
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