せわをする
Meanings
Expression
Verb (する)
1. to take care of
Composed of
care; looking after; trouble; bother; good offices; recommendation
Used in vocabulary (2 in total)
to take care of
to wait on someone hand and foot; to take personal care of someone
Examples (41 in total)
I take care of Tom.
I have to take care of my mother.
I will take care of the flowers.
Who is going to look after our dog?
He looked after the baby.
Nurses attend to sick people.
I take care of the potatoes now.
She took care of the child.
I have to look after this cat.
You must take care of your dog yourself.
I'll take care of your child tonight.
He likes taking care of the garden.
Since my mother was sick, I looked after her.
I like taking care of animals very much.
The children take care of that dog.
So the captain took care of him.
Somebody must care for the patient.
I need to take care of my kids.
Mother told him to look after his younger brother.
She must care for the old man.
Taking care of animals is a valuable experience.
I cared for the rabbits when I was at school.
Her job is to take care of babies.
She took care of the poor little bird.
Her duty was to look after the children.
I have been taking care of him ever since.
His aunt takes care of his dog during the day.
Who took care of the dog while you were away?
The nurses attend to the patient day and night.
My wife took good care of this dog.
Both you and I must take care of the dog.
He looked after our dog while we were out.
What do you call a man who takes care of sheep in the field?
Who'll look after your cat while you are away?
Lucy's mother told her to take care of her younger sister.
Who should look after the elderly?
His neighbor will care for the children while she is away.
Mary and her sister took turns at looking after their sick mother.
The blind nurse devoted herself to caring for the elderly.
Next, let us think about whether we have the time to look after a dog.
Her aunt takes care of his dog during the day.