Keep track of
Look at and keep track of are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Look at" instead a verb "Keep track of".
Look at
Look at verb - Look at carefully; study mentally.
Keep track of and look at are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Keep track of" instead a verb "Look at".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- regard and keep track of
- regard and look at
- view and keep track of
- view and look at
- study and keep track of
- study and look at
- observe and keep track of
- observe and look at
- note and keep track of
- note and look at
- watch and keep track of
- watch and look at
- contemplate and keep track of
- contemplate and look at
Both terms in one sentence
- Simon: "I can't keep track of her when she's not incorporeally possessing a spaceship, don't look at me."
Source: Gentleman Snarker - Done accidentally to the tune of Epic Fail in Countdown to Final Crisis, because the writers and editors apparently couldn't be bothered to look at the preceding issues to keep track of the continuity.
Source: Round Robin
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