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to take care of somebody or something
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to care for someone, help them, or keep them safe
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Collocation
Example
They will take care of the technical issues before the presentation.
Taking care of an elderly parent can be a significant emotional and financial burden.
Taking care of a newborn baby can be physically and mentally tiring for new parents.
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to deal with a task, problem, etc.
CollocationExample
My sister is studying to become a nurse so she can take care of patients in the hospital.
She promised to take care of the matter immediately.
They work as nurses at the hospital, taking care of patients ' needs.
Example
They will take care of the technical issues before the presentation.
Taking care of an elderly parent can be a significant emotional and financial burden.
Taking care of a newborn baby can be physically and mentally tiring for new parents.
The gardener hired a part-time helper to take care of the larger tasks around the property.
My neighbor has agreed to take care of my dog while I'm on vacation.
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