watch
I like to watch the sunset from my balcony.
Forms
watches v. (3rd-person singular)
She watches the news every evening.
watched v. (past)
They watched the game last night.
watching v. (present participle/gerund)
Watching the children play, she smiled.
watcher noun.
A night watcher checked the doors at midnight.
watchful adj.
He remained watchful during the storm.
Phrasal verbs
watch out
To be careful; avoid danger or trouble.
Watch out — that glass is sharp!
watch out for
To be on the alert for someone or something that may cause harm or problems.
Watch out for pickpockets in crowded areas.
watch over
To look after or protect someone or something.
She watched over the children while they played in the yard.
watch for
To look for something expected or to wait attentively for its arrival.
Watch for the delivery truck; it should arrive any minute.