A question about English There is a sentence: They rushed in and took a horrified look on the scene in front of them. What I do not understand is " took a horrified look". How could you know you would be horrified before you looked it? But this sentence sounds like that looking and feeling horrified at the same time which I think is impossible. Then what does it mean?

A question about English They rushed in, took a horrified look at the scence before them and went into action.

What I do not understand is "took a horrified look". Before they looked at it, how would they know they would be horrified? I think, they should look at the scene first, and then felt horrified.

My friends, what do you think about it?

I bought a bar of soup which package writes " pucker up! pucker up!" what does it mean? Sorry I made a mistake, it is not "soup", rather "soap".

Was ist die Unterschiede zwischen "Sprachfunktion", und "Sprechleistung"?