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Meanings of care for in English

Portuguese
tratar
Catalan
tractar
Spanish
tratar

To care for medicinally or surgically; to apply medical care to.

tratar
Portuguese
acalentar
Catalan
voler
Spanish
apreciar

Be fond of; be attached to.

acalentar
Usage of care for in English
1
Scotland has a different system of free personal care for elderly people.
The Guardian
2
The ED, however, is often the site of care for nonurgent conditions.
Pubmed
3
New Zealand is well prepared to care for Ebola patients, he said.
Radio NZ
4
Aim: Identifying the best care for a patient can be extremely challenging.
Pubmed
5
Conclusions: New standards of care for the melanoma patient have been established.
Pubmed
6
Satisfaction level of the job affects the quality of care for patients.
Pubmed
7
He said, 'You save your strength to care for your own children.
Winter’s Tale
8
The new centre in King's Cross will care for 48 vulnerable children.
The South African
9
Background: The quality of care for Medicare beneficiaries with diabetes remains suboptimal.
Pubmed
10
An immediate family members needs you to go and care for them.
The South African
11
Those who said the Cats couldn't care for April hurling were wrong.
The Irish Times
12
The churches in the cities were beginning to care for the villages.
History Of The Missions Of The American Board Of Commissioners F...
13
But you're going to need care for your shoulder for several months.
Lone Wolf
14
He said DHBs had plenty of money to care for people well.
Radio NZ
15
But she did not care for him in the least-inthat way.
Dope
16
Fred sat still lost in thought; he did not care for cauliflowers.
Gritli's Children
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Translations for care for
Care for through the time
Care for across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
New Zealand
Less common
Australia
Less common
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