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shik|i'm nm ger 1 < shiko'·n, shiko'·het 2 look, glance 3 expression conveyed by the eyes: look 4 vision 5 [Fig] aspect, regard; outlook
shik|o'·het vpr to see one another: meet
shik|o'·n
III§ vt 1 to look at [ ]; observe 2 to examine [ ] carefully 3 to take care of [ ]: look after [ ]; see to [ ]
IV§ vi 1 to look 2 to take heed, take care: look out 3 to see
• shiko·n derėn to keep looking at the door, wait impatiently for someone's arrival
• <>a shiko·n gojėn "look at <>'s mouth (in order to make sure <> has enough to eat)" to keep <> well-fed
• [ ] shiko·n me bishtin e syrit 1 to see [ ] out of the corner of the eye 2 to disparage [ ], undervalue [ ]
• [ ] shiko·n me sy tė shtrembėr/keq/lig 1 to have a low regard for [ ]; look at/on [ ] with disfavor 2 to have no interest in [ ]'s welfare
• [ ] shiko·n me syrin plot 1 to view [ ] with envy 2 to examine [ ] carefully; look [ ] over from head to toe
• [ ] shiko·n me syze tė errėta to make [ ] seem worse than [ ] really is: see/present [ ] in a bad light
• [ ] shiko·n me vetulla to scowl at [ ]
• [ ] shiko·n me syrin e njerkės [ ] gets treated unfairly
• shiko·n me ngulm to watch <> constantly, not take one's eyes off <>
• [ ] shiko·n nė bebe tė syrit 1 to look [ ] in the eye, show no fear of [ ] 2 to keep a constant eye on [ ] (usually a child)
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