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Who do you look up to? Have you ever heard this phrasal verb? Do you know what it means? If you don't, read it below.
We use the phrasal verb 'look up to somebody' to mean to admire or rspect someone.
More examples?
Djokovic's a role model for other players to look up to.
Children need heroes and heroines, positive role models to look up to.
Gandhi and Mandela are leaders that, even now, young people look up to and most importantly learn from.
Angelina Jolie has been a heroine for me; not only someone to look up to for her determination and dedication, but also admire her humanitarianism.
Practice makes perfect❗ Tell us who you look up to.
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