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   take care

   • ▪ be cautious; keep oneself safe
   • ▪ said to someone on leaving them
   • ▪ make sure of doing something

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   What does “take care” mean?

   • Here in the U.S., “take care” or “take good care” is a form of “goodbye” used by close friends, colleagues and family members to express love and care for the person. It would be used to suggest a higher level of care than a simple “Good-bye” or “See you later!”, and is more common to use if the expected absence will be longer.

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   What does 'Please take care' mean?

   • The way in which it is spoken and in combination with the speaker's facial expression it can convey: 'Please take care'. See post #3. It can be either a casual farewell or an expression of concern. The way in which it is spoken and in combination with the speaker's facial expression it can convey: 'Please take care'.

   Take care! Is this more than a polite goodbye?

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   How do you say take care?

   • This answer is informal expression. Take care~ = 안녕(anyoung), 잘지내요(jaljineyo), 건강해요 (gungangheyo = be healthy) You could also say these as farewells. 잘가(jalga) = go well~. 수고(sugo) = 수고해라 = 'try hard' but it means hope your trouble be solved or hope your hard efforts be paid off. Another Good expression to say farewell is.

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   What does it mean to take care of a person?

   • Take care is a friendly, polite phrase. The person saying it sincerely cares about your safety (they really do want to see you again safe and sound), but it does not indicate an intimate concern. What could I say to say that I care about the safety of the person and indicate an intimate concern?

   Take care! Is this more than a polite goodbye?

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   Learn the idiomatic phrase take care, which can mean to be careful, to give attention, or to express good wishes. See examples, word history, and related entries.

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   Learn the meaning of take care, a phrase that means to give serious attention to what you are doing so that you do not make a mistake. See how to use take care with different prepositions and clauses.

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   Learn the meaning and usage of 'take care' in British and American English. See examples of 'take care' as a formula of parting, a warning, or a verb of attention.

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   Good-bye, as in I have to go now; take care . This apparent abbreviation of take care of yourself is used both orally and in writing, where it sometimes replaces the conventional Sincerely or Love in signing off correspondence.

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   Learn the meaning and usage of the phrase take care, which can mean be careful, use caution, or look after someone or something. See examples of take care in sentences and related words and idioms.

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   verb. take charge of or deal with. “She took care of this business”. synonyms: attend, look, see. see more. verb. be careful, prudent, or watchful. “ Take care when you cross the street!”. see more.

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   Learn the meaning, pronunciation, and usage of the word care as a noun and a verb in English. Find synonyms, idioms, collocations, and examples of care in different contexts.