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Meanings of give care in English

Portuguese
zelar
Spanish
dar cuidados

To provide care for.

zelar
Usage of give care in English
1
A major culture change in how we accept and give care has occurred.
The Guardian
2
That was done a while ago; we give care early.
Humanistic Nursing
3
Never did he give care to his parents--
The Home; Or, Life in Sweden
4
See you give care to the foot.
The Pilots of Pomona: A Story of the Orkney Islands
5
These include travelling to school, to give care or to work if you are unable to work from home.
BBC
6
Treasures laid up on earth bring along with them many cares; treasures laid up in heaven never give care.
A Narrative of some of the Lord's Dealings with George Müller. P...
7
When it was set up we visited regularly to support the staff in their efforts to give care to those who stayed there.
The Irish Times
8
The perception of giving care -often talked about as a burden -needs to change.
The Guardian
9
The aim of respite is to give a temporary break for family members responsible for giving care.
BBC
10
One gives care, takes care of.
A monster's notes
11
You seem to think that in being given care of the child you have drawn the big prize in the lottery.
Maezli: A Story of the Swiss Valleys
12
Van Hollen said he would be open to finding savings in Medicare in ways that focus on giving care providers incentives to cut costs.
Reuters
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