| 词组 | care |
| 释义 | care [cared, cared, caring] care for 1. care for sb to look after someone because they are too young, old, or ill to look after themselves: ▪ She cared for her father all through his long illness. ▪ As the average age of the population increases, there are more and more old people to care for. ■ SIMILAR TO: ↑look after well cared for adj if a person or animal is well cared for, people look after them well: ▪ The animals in the zoo are well cared-for. 2. not care for sb/sth formal to not like someone or something: ▪ I was fond of Uncle Geordie, but I didn't care for his wife. ▪ She never cared much for Woody's sense of humour. ■ SIMILAR TO: dislike 3. would you care for sth? spoken formal used when politely offering someone something, especially food or drink: ▪ Would you care for ice with your martini, Madam? ■ SIMILAR TO: would you like 4. care for sb old-fashioned to love someone in a romantic way: ▪ I really love you, Celia. I've never cared for anyone else. ■ SIMILAR TO: ↑love |
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