Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Outlook"

A: Bleak -
(describing a person) without any reasons to feel happy or hopeful/ depressing/ un hopeful/ gloomy.

(Describing a situation) usually means something bad, and unlikely to improve/ gloomy/ unhopeful

Outlook- Your view/ point-if-view/ perspective

So “a bleak outlook” in this context means:
For someone who has [a low opinion or view] on pirate OR for someone who has [no hope] on being a pirate, you’re slowly becoming/ acting like one.

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A:

1)a person's point of view or general attitude to life.

example:"he had a practical outlook on life"

2)a view.

example:"the pleasant outlook from the club window"

A: La vista sobre de la vida

A: Otimismo pode ser saudável

A: someone's view (opinion), usually on life

A: synonyms of bleak are: cheerless, desolate, dismal, dreary, and gloomy.
outlook: a person's point of view or general attitude to life.
"He has a bleak outlook about finishing university since he became so ill."
"She generally has a bleak outlook on life and never seems happy.
Such a bleak outlook is not ill-founded.
The tidal wave destroyed the whole town. Everyone has a bleak outlook of ever seeing it rebuilt.

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A: .. 1. the outlook is grim

2. he has a practical outlook on life

3. The weather outlook for tomorrow is not good

A: "His outlook on the situation was very positive. He wanted to find the best way to fix the bike, even though it was very damaged."
"Her outlook on taking on the job of planning the party was negative. She did not think it would work out with the budget."

A: "Outlook" refers to a person's point of view or attitude.
Ex. "He has such a positive outlook on life."

A: Outlook is used as a metaphor often.
"What is your outlook on life?" = "how do you approach life?" (meaning are you an optimistic person?)

View can be used to mean the sights you are seeing.
example: The view from this window is amazing.
This hotel room has an ocean view.

View can also be a metaphor to mean from one's perspective.
"In my view" = How I interpret it; How I personally think about it; "In my opinion..."
example: In my view, he was acting irrationally.
From my point of view, it is not worth it.

Outlook can also be a physical place (sometimes on the side of a pretty road) where people are allowed to pull their cars over to take in the landscape. This is an uncommon use of the word.

A: Not really --- in your example, you could use either word.
Note: in your sentence, it should be "outlook for" or "prospects for" --- not "outlook/prospects of"

A: ｈｍ、 I see how this could be confusing, they can both be used to indicate a state of mind
>he had/has a positive outlook
>he had/has a positive mindset

but outlook usually refers to a concept or object, while mindset usually infers a persons mentality, or collective
Outlook, implies a future, prospect or progressive state, the future outlook, looking forward, onwards to the future tense

Mindset is more a person or persons intention or disposition

the outlook for this product (infers the future of the product itself)
the mindset for this product (infers the state of the user or consumer using the product)

http://wikidiff.com/mindset/outlook
http://sentence.yourdictionary.com/outlook

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A: outlook - statement of expected trend (often not attributed)
opinion - statement attributed to someone about anything (not necessarily in the future).

A: To expand one's outlook is to look at the whole situation. To open one's horizon is to search for another opportunity

A: in outlook

Change the settings in Outlook.
Look for a response in Outlook.


in MS Teams. (in the app)
Change the settings in MS Teams.

But, since MS Teams has realtime chat and call features, ...

on MS Teams
We are meeting on MS Teams.
Look for a response on MS Teams.

There is some flexibility to use "in" or "on". "in" tends to mean "in the location/app", whereas "on" tends to mean "on the (communication) platform".

Create a diagram in PowerPoint.
The link is in email/text.
Our meeting will be held on/over Zoom.
She explained it on/over the phone.

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A: "The" is a term used when being specific. Because you are talking about multiple schools, but not entirely being specific(example: the private schools, or the public schools of Korea would be a bit more natural because you are being more specific about what type of school). When you say "the Korean public schools," while it isn't technically incorrect, it is a little unnatural because you aren't being entirely specific because it is a general topic and not necessarily a specific thing. "Korean public schools" is the school as a topic, making it unspecific, while the "public schools of Korea" is more specific. I hope that makes sense.

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Magnificent scenery and beautiful sky reflections from puddles on the observatory deck of Ooishi can be observed.

or

The scenery and sky reflections from the puddles on the Ooishi observatory deck are beautiful/magnificent/gorgeous.

A: that outlook isnt my taste or That outlook isnt my style. Depends how you use it.

A: I'd say it is natural but you could add something to the end of the sentence so that people know what you are trying to 'broaden', so to speak. For example,

'Studying abroad broadens your outlook...(on life/on the world/on how you perceive humanity)...remarkably.'

...or if you want it to flow a little better to show your surprise at what studying abroad does, start off with 'remarkably'. For example,

'Remarkably, studying abroad has broadened my outlook on life.'

Your way is still very good but adding a criteria (what you want to broaden) makes the sentence more viable I feel. Hope it helps in some way 👍🏼

A: It's depressing to open Outlook and have to check all the emails I received while I was away.