| Definition of 'care for' |
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1. (verb) care for
have a liking, fondness, or taste (for)
2. (verb) care for, cherish, hold dear, treasure
be fond of; be attached to
3. (verb) treat, care for
provide treatment for
"The doctor treated my broken leg"; "The nurses cared for the bomb victims"; "The patient must be treated right away or she will die"; "Treat the infection with antibiotics"
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1. (verb) care for
to take care of sb
He's caring for his elderly grandmother.
2. care for
to like or love sb
Your uncle cares for you very much.
3. care for
not care for
politely indicates you do not like sth or sb
I don't care for blue cheese.
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Sense: to look after (someone)
The nurse will care for you.
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 Afrikaans: versorg |
 Arabic: يَعْتَني بِ ، يَهْتَمُّ ب |
 Bulgarian: грижа се |
 Brazilian: tomar conta |
 Czech: starat se o |
 German: sich kümmern um |
 Danish: passe; pleje |
 Greek: φροντίζω |
 Spanish: cuidar |
 Estonian: hoolitsema |
 Farsi: مراقبت کردن؛ پرستاری کردن |
 Finnish: huolehtia |
 French: s'occuper de |
 Hebrew: לְטַפֵּל |
 Hindi: देखभाल करना |
 Croatian: brinuti |
 Hungarian: törődik vkivel, vmivel |
 Indonesian: merawat |
 Icelandic: annast, sjá um |
 Italian: aver cura di, occuparsi d |
 Japanese: 世話をする |
 Korean: 보살피다 |
 Lithuanian: rūpintis |
 Latvian: rūpēties; gādāt |
 Malay: menjaga |
 Dutch: verzorgen |
 Norwegian: passe på, stelle, pleie |
 Polish: opiekować się |
 Persian: مراقبت کردن؛ پرستاری کردن |
 Pashto: پرستاری کول |
 Portuguese: tomar conta |
 Romanian: a se ocupa de |
 Russian: ухаживать |
 Slovak: starať sa o |
 Slovenian: skrbeti za |
 Serbian: starati se |
 Swedish: sköta om |
 Thai: ดูแล |
 Turkish: bakmak |
 Taiwanese: 照顧 |
 Ukrainian: доглядати |
 Urdu: دیکھ بھال کرنا |
 Vietnamese: trông nom |
 Chinese: 照顾 |
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