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CARE [keəʳ, Am ker] N

CARE short for Cooperative for American Relief Everywhere

I . care [keəʳ, Am ker] N

4. care usu pl (worry):

troska f

III . care [keəʳ, Am ker] VB trans

care for VB trans

1. care for (look after):

2. care for (feel affection):

3. care for (want):

care order N LAW

care proceedings N pl LAW

intensive care N no pl MED

palliative care N no pl

day-care centre, day-care center AM N

1. day-care centre AM (for children):

2. day-care centre Brit (for elderly):

devil-may-care ADJ

Usage examples with caring

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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
She is a kind and caring person, but she is also somewhat withdrawn and rather frail.
en.wikipedia.org
Agape is the type of love that shows concern about others, caring for them as much as you care for yourself.
en.wikipedia.org
He is also very loving and caring, but he can be clumsy and clueless at times although he can be arrogant and naughty.
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Lingo also required them to work in his kennels, caring for his dogs.
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They are monogamous and both partners take part in caring for the nestlings.
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At the same time, they agreed she had an evil side brought on by the stress of caring for her down-and-out tenants.
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Wan-man is described as a caring and gentle emperor, who places the well-being of his country and people first.
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With so many dying and the rhetoric rising to new heights of insensitivity, we are becoming benumbed as a nation and as persons capable of caring for others.
opinion.inquirer.net
He generally has a jocular nature, but is also caring and dependable.
en.wikipedia.org
She has help with caring for them due to her hectic schedule, but has strict rules any of her workers must stick to.
www.independent.ie

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