Difference between to see and to look around in Korean

보다·둘러보다

to see — 보다to see
(보다) means to see, look at, or watch with your eyes. You use it when you notice something, look at a person or thing, or watch TV or a movie. In daily conversation, you will often hear forms like 봐요 or 봤어요.
How to say to see

to look around — 둘러보다to look around
둘러보다 means to look around a place, often because it is new or interesting. You can use it when you look around a store, a room, a school, or a city. It often suggests checking the area with your eyes, and sometimes walking around too.
How to say to look around

The difference

둘러보다 means to look around a place in many directions. Use it for a room, store, or street, not just one thing.