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look after
verb as in accompany
verb as in attend
verb as in attend
verb as in care
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verb as in defend
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verb as in do
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verb as in do for
verb as in farm
verb as in fend for
verb as in guard
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verb as in keep
verb as in maintain
verb as in nurse
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verb as in organize
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verb as in oversee
verb as in protect
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verb as in provide
verb as in run
verb as in safeguard
verb as in save
verb as in supervise
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verb as in support
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verb as in tend
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verb as in watch
Example Sentences
For Mr Stringer, who looked after the bees for about nine years, the fire means starting a new colony in the park from scratch.
"I trusted them to look after my auntie," she said.
Some asylum seekers in hotels that have seen protests this summer have told the BBC that frustration should instead be directed at those companies - like Clearsprings - profiting from their contracts for looking after migrants.
Renault's UK customers are being warned to be vigilant after a company that looks after data for the carmaker was hacked.
So, when he could no longer even look after himself, and the hunger was too much to bear, he took a rare chance to leave Gaza.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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