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take care

Definition for take care

verb as in baby-sit

Strong matches

guard, sit, tend, watch

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His son said his father also told him about some insurance policies and that he was instructed to “take care of everything” and give the money to me.

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Weary of heat affecting horses in Santa Anita, they took care to schedule equestrian events for either early morning or evening sessions.

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“The park is in many ways better staffed and taken care of now than it is during normal operations,” he said.

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“And we urgently need to take care of it, and take care of the water supply for everyone and everything that depends on it.”

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“You take care of people and everything else takes care of itself,” he said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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