(rare, usually used in simple past form "had") To influence unscrupulously
(usually in the negative) To attend to or deal with
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To make a living for the benefit of others
To act on, or put into action, a request
To look after or be responsible for someone, especially a child or infant
“We will need to find someone to take care of little Johnny for an hour or two while we're out of the house.”
To look after or be responsible for something
“You must take care of your health by following a proper diet and having an active lifestyle.”
To undertake or deal with
“I have a whole slew of errands that I need to take care of today.”
To find a solution to
“I will need to call a plumber to take care of the issue with the leaky tap.”
To pay the expenses of
“There are several outstanding bills I need to take care of.”
To take the life of
“Jimmy Serrano would order his henchman to take care of his former accountant who had embezzled him.”
To provide housing or accommodation for
To perform a series of actions on something
To protect the state of someone or something
To beat in a contest
To take care of without help
(rare, usually used in simple past form "had") To influence unscrupulously
(of an event or activity) To make arrangements or preparations for
To overcome a difficult or challenging situation
To handle with skill
To succeed in killing, destroying or defeating
To apply oneself to, or start work on, a given task or issue
To be obliging or show beneficence toward
To pay a bill when due
(usually in the negative) To attend to or deal with
To achieve or complete successfully
To help or give aid to
To destroy or ruin (completely)
To recompense or award someone in return for something done or given
To reach a decision or agreement about
To treat with great or excessive care, attention or indulgence
To strike or hit repeatedly
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