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She has always looked to her parents for advice.是什么意思？

She has always looked to her parents for advice.

她总是指望她的父母替她出主意。

相关词汇
she has always looked to her parents for advice

she

pron. 她，它；

has

v. 有( have的第三人称单数 )，（亲属关系中）接受，拿，买到；

always

adv. 总是，老是，永远，始终，常常，不断地；

looked

v. 看，瞧( look的过去式和过去分词 )，注意，面向，寻找；

to

prep. 向，朝着，到，关于，属于；adv. 朝一个方向的，到某种状态，关闭；

her

pron. (she的宾格)她，(she的所有格)她的，她，指某个国家，（一艘）船；

parents

n. 双亲（ parent的名词复数 ）；

for

prep. 为，为了，倾向于，关于，当作；conj. 因为，由于；

advice

n. 劝告，忠告，建议，意见；
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