| 词组 | care |
| 释义 | care If you care about something, you feel that it is very important or interesting and you are concerned about it. ...people who care about the environment. We teased him because all he cared about was birds. I'm too old to care what I look like. If you do not care about something, it does not matter to you. She couldn't care less what they thought. Who cares where she is? ◊ 'care for' If you care for people or animals, you look after them. You must learn how to care for children. With so many new animals to care for, larger premises were needed. If you do not care for something, you do not like it. This is a rather old-fashioned use. I didn't much care for the way he looked at me. If you ask someone if they would care for something, you are asking them if they would like to have it or do it. This is also a rather old-fashioned use. Would you care for a cup of tea? ◊ 'take care' To take care of someone or something or take good care of them means to look after them. It is certainly normal for a mother to want to take care of her own baby. He takes good care of my goats. Note that you do not say that someone 'takes care about' someone else or 'takes a good care of' them. If you take care of a task or situation, you deal with it. There was business to be taken care of. If you'd prefer, they can take care of their own breakfast. You also use take care when you are telling someone to be careful about something. Take care what you tell him. Take great care not to spill the mixture. Take care and take care of yourself are also ways of saying goodbye. 'Night, night, Mr Beamish,' called Chloe. 'Take care.' |
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