take care of
phrasal verbUK /teɪk keə(r) ɒv/
US /teɪk ker əv/
To look after someone or something and keep them safe.
Can you take care of my dog while I am on holiday?
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OTHER MEANINGS
2. To deal with or handle a problem or task.
Don't worry about the bill—I'll take care of it.
3. To pay for something.
The company will take care of your travel costs.
4. To make sure something gets done.
She took care of all the arrangements for the party.