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Pronunciation

/kɛə(r)/

Care: The act of looking after or taking responsibility for someone or something; concern or attention. For example: “She took great care of her grandmother’s plants.”
Attentiveness: Showing interest or concern in what someone else is saying or doing. For example: “He listened with great care to her story.”
Caring: Kindness and consideration towards others. For example: “A caring teacher always makes time for their students’ needs.”
Solicitude: Worry or anxiety for someone’s well-being. For example: “She expressed her solicitude for his health after he fell ill.”

To care for: To look after or tend to someone or something. For example: “The nurses cared for the patients through the night.”
To worry about: To be concerned or anxious about a situation or person. For example: “She needn’t have cared so much about the exam results.”
To show concern: To exhibit worry or interest in another’s welfare. For example: “He showed great care in his response to her concerns.”

Careful: Displaying caution or attentiveness to detail. For example: “Be careful when crossing the street.”
Carefree: Lacking concern or worry. For example: “She spent her summer days in a carefree manner.”
Caring: Demonstrating kindness and compassion. For example: “A caring community comes together during difficult times.”

Carefully: With care and attention. For example: “He carefully examined the document before signing it.”

“Take care” is a common expression to advise someone to be cautious or to wish them well.
“Care about someone” implies showing genuine concern for their feelings or well-being.
“Not a care in the world” describes a state of being无忧无虑.

Noun: “Her mother’s love was a constant source of care and support.”
Verb: “He took great care to ensure the safety of the passengers.”
Adjective: “The gardener was meticulous in his care of the delicate flowers.”
Adverb: “She drove carefully along the icy road.”