care Englisch Deutsch:
care Definition:
- Care may refer to:
Care (n.) A burdensome sense of responsibility |
Care (n.) Charge, oversight, or management, implying responsibility for safety and prosperity. |
Care (n.) Attention or heed |
Care (n.) The object of watchful attention or anxiety. |
Care (n.) To be anxious or solicitous |
hair care / haircare / hairdressing care for the hair: the activity of washing or cutting or curling or arranging the hair |
care / maintenance / upkeep activity involved in maintaining something in good working order, "he wrote the manual on car care" |
camera care keeping a camera in good working order |
car care keeping a car in good working order |
care attention aid tending the work of providing treatment for or attending to someone or something, "no medical care was required", "the old car needs constant attention" |
primary care the medical care received on first contact with the medical system (before being referred elsewhere) |
dental care care for the teeth |
medical care / medical aid professional treatment for illness or injury |
hospitalization / hospitalisation / hospital care placing in medical care in a hospital |
nursing care care by a skilled nurse |
care Synonyme:
care TLC abetment accordance accountability acquittal acquittance adherence administration adverse circumstances adversity advertence advertency advocacy aegis affliction agency agentship aggravation agitation agony alarm alertness all-overs angst anguish annoyance anticipation anxiety anxiety hysteria anxiety neurosis anxious bench anxious concern anxious seat anxiousness apprehension apprehensiveness assiduity assiduousness assignment attend to attention attention span attentiveness auspices austerity austerity program authority authorization awareness backing be affected be concerned be fond of be in tune be inspired be involved be moved be responsible for bitter cup bitter draft bitter draught bitter pill blight bossing bread brevet bummer burden burden of care calculation cankerworm of care canniness care about care for careful consideration carefulness carking care carrying out catch the flame catch the infection caution cautiousness championship change color charge chariness charity circumspection circumspectness color with emotion commission commissioning commitment compliance concentration concern concernment conduct conformance conformity consciousness consider consideration consignment consternation control countenance cross crown of thorns cure curiosity curse custodianship custody daily bread delegated authority delegation deliberate stages deliberateness deliberation deputation devolution devolvement difficulties difficulty dig diligence direction discharge discretion dismay disquiet disquietude distress disturbance dole dolor downer dread ear earnestness echo economic planning economic support economicalness economy economy of means effort embassy empathize with empowerment encouragement encumbrance endowment enthusiasm entrusting entrustment errand execution executorship exequatur exertion |
care for administer to attend attend on attend to baby-sit bandage bathe be fond of be partial to burn with love chaperon cherish chore coddle conserve contend with cope with cosset cradle cultivate cure dance attendance upon deal with diagnose do for do service to do with doctor dote on dote upon drudge dry-nurse fancy feed flux fondle foster give care to go for handle have eyes for have it bad heal help keep watch over lackey lavish care on like look after look out for look to love maid manage massage matronize mind minister to mother nourish nurse nurture operate on pamper pander to physic plaster poultice preserve protege provide for purge remedy ride herd on rub see after see to serve shepherd splint spoon-feed steward strap suckle support sustain take care of take charge of tend treat upon use valet wait wait on watch watch out for watch over wet-nurse work for |
care of souls advowson apostleship benefice call charge curacy cure glebe holy orders incumbency living pastorage pastoral care pastorate prelacy priesthood priestship rabbinate rectory sacred calling the church the cloth the desk the ministry the pulpit vicarage vocation |