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look-in
(lo͝ok′ĭn′)n.
1. A short visit.
2. A quick glance.
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look-in
n
1. a chance to be chosen, participate, etc
2. a short visit
vb
(often foll by: on) to pay a short visit
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look′-in`
n.
1. a brief glance.
2. a short visit.
[1840–50]
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look-in
[ˈlʊkɪn] N to get a look-in (Brit) → tener una oportunidad, tener chance (LAm)we never got or had a look-in → no nos dejaron participar; [losers] → nunca tuvimos posibilidades de ganar
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[ˈlʊkˌɪn] n (fam) not to get a look-in → non avere la minima possibilità di (partecipare, vincere )Collins Italian Dictionary 1st Edition © HarperCollins Publishers 1995