what's the difference between these verbs? to seek, to search and to look?

Question

I am learning english and I got confuse with these verbs I need someone who can explain me the uses of these verbs, I speak spanish as first language thanksss

Answer 1

To seek: the thing you want is far distant, not very clear, and difficult to attain. It is an aim. "I am seeking the truth". " They were seeking the Holy Grail "

To search: the thing you want is closer and you have to go through a great deal of matter to find it .It is more objective than seek. "I am searching the posts on Yahoo for an interesting question". "I am searching through my files".

To look for: it means almost the same but is less intense or urgent. It is every day language.
"I am looking for a new table". "They are looking for a flat".

Answer 2

Seek, search for, look for . . .
All mean 'buscar' among other things.
Seek is a little more archaic, but may be used in phrases like 'to seek a post (en el sentido de un trabajo).
'Search' can be used without 'for' - 'search the archives', 'search the Internet', etc.
'Look for' is the everyday word (or words!)

Answer 3

to seek-to find out something
to search-to find out something delibrately
to look-to see something delibrately
actually, my own mother tongue isnt english but still i guess i can help someone like me.