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| 1 | U effort and attention 用心；注意 |
| I can see that a lot of care has gone into your work. 我看得出你对工作相当用心。 |
| with care The label on the box said ‘Handle with care’ . 箱子的标签上写着“小心轻放”。 |
| great/special/extra care He was choosing his words with great care. 他用词非常小心谨慎。 |
| exercise care formal The police must exercise more care in the arrest of young offenders. 警察在逮捕年轻犯人时必须格外小心。 |
| reasonable/due care legal The employer had failed to exercise reasonable care. 雇主没能给予应有的关注。 |
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| 2 | U the activity , skill , or profession of looking after someone who needs help or protection 照顾；照料；护理 |
| Some of the injured were in need of hospital care. 一些受伤人员需要住院接受护理。 |
| The unit provides specialist medical care for premature babies. 该部门为早产儿提供专家医疗护理。 |
| The elderly residents receive an excellent standard of care and treatment. 上了年纪的居民享受到一流的照顾和治疗。 |
| I left him in your care – you should have watched him! 我把他托付给你照看，你本该看好他的！ |
| +of a technique used in the care of mental patients 照顾精神病人时使用的技巧 |
| | 2a | in the UK, the system in which local government looks after children whose parents are either dead or not able to look after them themselves （英国地方政府对孤儿等的）收养，监护 | | in care She spent 12 years in care. 她被收养了12年。 | | take sb into care Her two children were taken into care. 她的两个孩子由福利院收养。 | |
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| 3 | U the use of skill and effort to keep something in good condition 维护；照料 |
| advice on the proper care of your new car 正确维护新车的忠告 |
| a good skin-care routine 良好的日常护肤程序 |
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| 4 | C/U mainly literary a worry about someone or something 担心；忧虑 |
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| - | care of
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| used when saying where you can send someone’ s letters while they are not at home . You write the abbreviation c/o on the envelope , before the address |
| 由…转交 |
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| Send it to Pedro care of me, if you like. 如果愿意，你可以寄给我，再由我转交佩德罗。 |
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| - | have a care BRITISH old-fashioned
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| used for telling someone to be careful , especially so that they do not upset someone |
| （用于提醒某人）当心，小心 |
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| to not be worried about anything |
| 无忧无虑 |
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| 1 | to be careful 当心；小心 | Take care on those steps! 小心那些台阶！ | | +(that) Take care that you don’ t fall. 小心，别摔倒了。 | | take care (not) to do sth Please take care not to tread on the cables. 当心别踩到电缆。 | | She took extra care to lock all the doors this time. 她这次格外小心，把所有门都锁上了。 | | +with You need to take more care with your writing. 你在书写方面必须多加注意。 | |
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| 2 | spoken used for saying goodbye to someone in a friendly way （告别用语）多保重 | Bye now! Take care! 再见！多保重！ | |
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| - | take care of
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| 1 | to do the necessary things for someone who needs help or protection 照顾 | Who will take care of the children? 这些孩子将由谁照顾？ | |
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| 2 | to treat something carefully so that it stays in good condition 护理；照料 | All the neighbours take very good care of their gardens. 所有邻居都把花园料理得很好。 | |
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| 3 | to do what is necessary to deal with a person or situation 照管；负责 | I’ ll leave you to take care of the refreshments. 我要把准备茶点的事交给你负责。 | | Can you take care of this customer, please? 请你照顾这位顾客好吗？ | |
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| 4 | informal to pay for somethingused especially when you are offering to pay for someone else 支付（尤指替他人付款） | She picked up the bill, saying, ‘Let me take care of that’ . 她拿起账单说：“我来付账。” | |
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