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1.look at someone/something to direct your eyes toward someone or something so that you can seethem
He turned and looked at her.

2.look atsomething to think about a situation or subject carefully, especially in order to make a decision
We're looking carefully at all the options.

3.to visit someone for a short time on your way to another place, especially if they are sick or may need help
lookin on: Can you look in on Eileen and see if she needs anything from the supermarket?
4. look on/upon someone/something to think of someone or something in a particular way
I look on it as achallenge.
5. look to someone to hope or expect to get help, advice, etc. from someone
look to someone for something: As young children, we looked to our parents for guidance.
look to someone to dosomething: They're looking to me to help improve sales figures.
6. to think about a time or event in the past
look back on: Most people look back on their college days with fondness.
Looking back on it,I've absolutely no idea why I said that.
7.used for warning someone to be careful, especially because they are likely to have an accident
Look out! There's a car coming.
Take
1. take in something toinclude something
The book takes in the period between 1891 and Lenin's death.
2.take to someone/something to begin to like someone or something
I took to John immediately.
to start doingsomething as a habit
take to doing something: Recently he's taken to wearing a hat.
3.to start doing something regularly as a habit, job, or interest
I took up smoking when I was in high school.
Chrishas taken up jogging.
take up a post/position: The new surgeon will take up her position in May.
Thesaurus entry for this meaning of take up
to fill a particular amount of space or time
These filestake up a lot of disk space.
4. to admit that something you said to or about someone was wrong
I didn't mean what I said – I take it back.
to take something that you have bought back to a...