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to take care of somebody or something
01
to care for someone, help them, or keep them safe
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Example
My dentist always reminds me that a stitch in time saves nine when it comes to dental care - taking care of a small cavity now can prevent a much more serious problem later on.
When I was sick, my roommate did me a good turn by preparing meals and taking care of household chores, allowing me to rest and recover.
After the accident, the company president told the employees to let every fox take care of his own tail and not to blame others for their mistakes.
02
to deal with a task, problem, etc.
CollocationExample
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.
Przykład
My dentist always reminds me that a stitch in time saves nine when it comes to dental care - taking care of a small cavity now can prevent a much more serious problem later on.
When I was sick, my roommate did me a good turn by preparing meals and taking care of household chores, allowing me to rest and recover.
After the accident, the company president told the employees to let every fox take care of his own tail and not to blame others for their mistakes.
We need to take care of the environment for future generations.
He let himself go for a while, neglecting his physical health and not taking care of his nutritional needs, but he eventually realized the importance of self-care.
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