look through - separable or not

[abra]

Hello again
Can't find 'look through' in your phrasal verbs list...
Is it separable or inseparable?

[RonBee]

Inseparable. Example:

Please look through the dictionary for me and see if you can find it.

~R

[cclaff]

Separable does not really apply to English verbs. This expression is always two words followed by the object of "through" (for example "the book" or "the window"). Separable and inseparable verbs are more often associated with the German language than with English. For example, "aufsehen" is a separable German verb, and becomes "Er sah nicht auf" in a sentence.

There is a noun not often used, "lookthrough," but it is slang and should not be considered.

[RonBee]

Many English verbs are not only separable but are usually (if not always) used that way. On the other hand, many English verbs are usually (if not always) inseparable.

~R

http://www.usingenglish.com/reference/phrasal-verbs/