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Meanings of take care in anglès

To be in charge of or deal with.

Usage of take care in anglès
1
We-andby 'we' of course I mean Hanna-willtake care of everything.
Beautiful Beloved
2
I'll send up security to take care of the problem right away.
Something about You
3
For 80 minutes tonight, nevertheless, the future can take care of itself.
The Irish Times
4
It's good of you to come home and take care of him.
My deadly valentine
5
Mr Voon said companies should also take care when choosing an agency.
Radio NZ
6
You were right-Prestonwill find Eva and take care of the problem.
The book of spies
7
Now you're going to take care of me on the case, right?
The reversal
8
Putting himself at risk to take care of her problem with Sam.
Lola Carlyle Reveals All
9
Cool, well it's nice to meet you, take care.' And they left.
The Guardian
10
You must come home and let us all take care of you.'
The Kingmaker’s Daughter
11
She needed to take charge of this situation, take care of herself.
Take a Chance on Me
12
Now he needed to take care of a different sort of business.
Navigators of Dune
13
You will take care now to preserve good order in the capital.
Napoleon and the Queen of Prussia
14
The government and the party will take care of you, he said.
The Guardian
15
Because the state didn't take care of these communities, crime took over.
The Guardian
16
We have to take care of our own business in this situation.
Reuters
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Take care through the time
Take care across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Canada
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