Match the following phrasal verb with their meaning.
Look for.

To watch something

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To take care of

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To search for something or somebody

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To except something

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Solution

The correct option is D To search for something or somebody
The phrasal verb, 'look for' means 'to search for something or somebody'. Eg: 'Your mother has been looking for you all around the house'. Hence, option C is the correct answer.
Options A, B and D are incorrect as they do not convey the correct meaning.

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