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View definitions for take care of

take care of

verb as in attend

verb as in dispose of

verb as in grease

verb as in process

verb as in reward

verb as in save

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There’s no doubt the Dodgers will take care of him before the final year of his contract, but it would be nice if it happened soon enough to have an impact with potential incoming free agents.

They often take care of everything but the farm, managing housework, yardwork and child care.

When Roosevelt signed the act into law in 1935, he did so not only to help o30 million recipients at the time, but to “take care of human needs and at the same time provide the United States an economic structure of vastly greater soundness,” Moore said.

From Salon

It was a pervasive shift in left-leaning America’s orientation toward politics—“protest is the new brunch”—and a mass awakening of people who’d suddenly come to the realization that they couldn’t just sit by and allow the arc of the moral universe to take care of itself.

From Slate

Lue wanted his team to take care of the basketball, which they did by turning the ball over just nine times.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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