Take care

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phrasal verb

To look after, protect or secure someone or something.

Please take care of my plants while I'm on vacation.
Visual representation of "take care" - To look after, protect or secure someone or something.

Often appears as...

  • take care of yourself
  • take care of business
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Emotional Connection

Use 'take care' to show concern for someone's wellbeing in a sincere and personal way.

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You've been working too hard. Take care of yourself.
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Responsibility Hint

'Take care of' often implies that you're entrusting someone with a responsibility you believe they can handle.

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Can you take care of the dog while I'm away?
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Long-term Commitment

Using 'take care of' can suggest a longer period of attention, not just a one-time action.

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She takes care of her elderly parents every day.
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