71.
keep up
continue at the same speed or level
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I cannot keep up with him.
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Keep up the good work.
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She walks fast, and I struggle to keep up.
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72.
learn about
gain knowledge about something
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I want to learn about SAP.
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We learned about the new process.
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She is learning about data testing.
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73.
leave out
not include someone or something
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Please do not leave out this detail.
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They left my name out of the list.
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We should not leave out the important points.
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74.
listen to
pay attention to what someone says or to a sound
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Please listen to me.
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I listen to English podcasts every day.
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She listened to the instructions carefully.
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75.
log in
enter a system using an account
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Please log in to the system.
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I cannot log in.
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She logged in with her work account.
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76.
log out
leave an online account or system
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Please log out after work.
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I forgot to log out.
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He logged out of the system.
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77.
look after
take care of someone or something
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Can you look after my bag?
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She looks after her parents.
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Who will look after the children?
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78.
look at
direct your eyes or attention toward something
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Look at this report.
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Please look at the screen.
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I looked at the message again.
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79.
look for
try to find something
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I am looking for my phone.
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She is looking for a new job.
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We need to look for another option.
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80.
look forward to
feel happy or excited about a future event
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I look forward to meeting you.
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We are looking forward to the weekend.
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She looks forward to learning new things.
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