Pronunciation: /kɛr/
noun serious attention or consideration applied to doing something correctly or to avoid damage or risk
A1 I take care of my plants by watering them every day.
A2 She showed great care in wrapping the fragile gift.
B1 The nurse provided excellent care to the elderly patient.
B2 The company prides itself on its high level of customer care.
C1 He handled the delicate situation with care and sensitivity.
C2 The artist's work demonstrates a meticulous attention to detail and care.
verb feel concern or interest; attach importance to something
A1 I care for my pet fish by feeding it every day.
A2 She cares about the environment and always recycles.
B1 The nurse cares for the patients in the hospital with compassion.
B2 As a teacher, I care deeply about my students' well-being and success.
C1 The CEO cares about the company's reputation and always makes ethical decisions.
C2 He cares for his elderly parents by ensuring they have everything they need and spending time with them regularly.
formal It is important to provide proper care for the elderly in nursing homes.
informal I really care about my friends and always make sure they are doing well.
slang I don't give a care about what others think of me.
figurative She handled the situation with care, like a delicate flower.
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