take care — to act with caution, or to look after someone or something
take care
to act with caution, or to look after someone or something
Meanings
- to act with caution, or to look after someone or something
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More collocations
More collocations with care (10)
extra care
additional caution or attention beyond what is usual
great care
a high degree of attention and caution
intensive care
continuous close monitoring and treatment for seriously ill patients
medical care
professional health treatment provided by doctors or nurses
personal care
assistance with an individual's basic daily tasks such as washing and dressing
proper care
The correct, appropriate level of attention needed to maintain something in good condition.
special care
Particular attention given to specific or unusual needs.
need care
To require assistance, attention, or medical support.
More collocations with take (24)
take a bus
travel somewhere by bus
take a class
enrol in and attend a course or lesson
take a drive
to go on a journey in a vehicle, typically for pleasure or relaxation
take a picture
to photograph someone or something
take a plane
to travel somewhere by aeroplane
take a seat
sit down
take a test
sit and complete an examination or assessment
take a train
to travel somewhere by train
Sharing same tag — verb_noun
Words
- answer a question to provide a response to a question
- answer the phone to pick up a ringing phone and speak to the caller
- ask a question to address a question to someone in order to find something out
- attend a class be present at a scheduled lesson
- become a father have a child for the first time; take on the role of a father
- boil water heat water to 100 °C, typically to sterilise it or prepare food
- brush hair to smooth or style hair by drawing a brush through it
- build a house construct a house from the ground up
- build a wall construct a wall
- buy a car to purchase a car