Vocab Bloom Hub

take care

/teɪk keər/

Traducción: Expresión amistosa usada al despedirse, que significa cuidar de uno mismo y mantenerse a salvo. También puede implicar ser cuidadoso o responsable con algo.

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/teɪk keər/A2informal
  • esExpresión amistosa usada al despedirse, que significa cuidar de uno mismo y mantenerse a salvo. También puede implicar ser cuidadoso o responsable con algo.

A friendly expression used when parting ways, meaning to look after oneself and stay safe. It can also mean to be cautious or handle something responsibly.

  1. Be cautious or carefulA2formal

    To be careful or avoid danger or mistakes.

    esten cuidado

    • Take care when crossing the street.
    • You should take care not to spill the coffee.
    • Take care with that glass; it's fragile.
  2. Look after someone or somethingA2formal

    To be responsible for the well-being or maintenance of someone or something.

    escuidar

    • She takes care of her elderly mother.
    • He takes care of the garden every weekend.
    • The nurse will take care of the patient.
  3. Farewell expressionA1informal

    A friendly way to say goodbye, often implying a wish for the other person's safety and well-being.

    esCuídate

    • Take care, and see you tomorrow!
    • It was nice meeting you. Take care!
    • Take care of yourself while I'm away.
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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