English–Korean
“look out over” in Korean
Korean
Pronunciation
Romanizationtulleoboda
Example
밤에 창문으로 거리를 둘러봤어요.pa me chang mu neu ro keo ri reul tul leo bwa sseo yo
At night, I looked out over the street through the window.
How to say “look out over” in Korean
“Look out over” in Korean is 둘러보다 (tulleoboda).
A person's gaze moves across a place or scene to grasp its general appearance and atmosphere.
Example sentences with 둘러보다
가게 안을 둘러봤더니 필요한 물건이 없었어요.ka ge a neul tul leo bwat tteo ni pi ryo han mul geo ni eop sseo sseo yo
When I looked around the store, there was nothing I needed.
Tips for using 둘러보다
- For casual sightseeing or browsing, this verb sounds natural, while a context focused on careful inspection calls for a more precise expression.