Seek out Meaning in English
expression
ˈsik/ /ˈaʊt
SEEK-owt
sˈiːk/ /ˈaʊt
SEEK-owt
Definição
To look for and find someone or something with effort and intention.
Uso & Nuances
'Seek out' is slightly formal and emphasizes making a special effort to find something or someone, often for a specific reason. Common with people ('seek out an expert'), information, or opportunities—not just physical things. Not as casual as 'look for'.
Spanish: buscar - ir en busca dePortuguese (BR): procurar - buscarPortuguese (PT): procurar - buscarChinese (Simplified): 寻找 - 主动寻找Chinese (Traditional): 尋找 - 主動尋找Hindi: खोजना - तलाशनाArabic: يبحث عن - يسعى للحصول علىBengali: অনুসন্ধান করা - খুঁজে বের করাRussian: разыскивать - искать целенаправленноJapanese: 探し出すVietnamese: tìm kiếm - chủ động tìm raKorean: 찾아내다 - 찾아보다Turkish: araştırmak - özel olarak bulmaya çalışmakUrdu: تلاش کرنا - ڈھونڈنا (خاص طور پر کوشش سے)Indonesian: mencari - mencari dengan sengaja
Frases de Exemplo
You should seek out help if you are confused.
basic
Scientists seek out new information.
basic
She decided to seek out her old friends online.
basic
Many travelers love to seek out local food spots they can’t find in guidebooks.
natural
He always tries to seek out opportunities to learn something new.
natural
If you seek out advice, make sure you go to someone you trust.
natural