Rechercher
take care of somebody or something
to take care of somebody or something
01
s'occuper de
to care for someone, help them, or keep them safe
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Collocation
Example
It goes without saying that taking care of our environment is important for future generations.
She takes care of her little brother after school.
The manager chose to err on the right side by granting the employee a day off to take care of a family emergency.
02
s'occuper de
to deal with a task, problem, etc.
CollocationExample
The farmer took care of the newborn lambs in the barn.
It was good of her to take care of the details for the event.
Nurses assist in taking care of patients around the clock.
Exemple
It goes without saying that taking care of our environment is important for future generations.
She takes care of her little brother after school.
The manager chose to err on the right side by granting the employee a day off to take care of a family emergency.
I've taken care of the technical glitch.
I'll take care of this task for the time being, but we should discuss a more permanent solution.
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