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    Cuidaba (en. Took care of)

    /kwiˈðaba/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    verb
    To protect or safeguard something or someone.
    She took care of her little brother.
    Ella cuidaba de su hermano pequeño.
    To attend to or pay attention to someone or something.
    The doctor took care of his patients with dedication.
    El médico cuidaba a sus pacientes con dedicación.
    To keep something in good condition.
    He took great care of his garden.
    Cuidaba su jardín con gran esmero.

    Etymology

    Derived from the Latin 'cuidare', which means to watch over or pay attention.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    to take care of
    To attend to or take responsibility for someone or something.
    cuidar de
    to watch one's figure
    To stay in shape and take care of one's diet.
    cuidar la línea
    to take care of oneself
    To pay attention to one's health and well-being.
    cuidarse uno mismo

    Related Words

    care
    Action of taking care or the attention given to something.
    cuidado
    careful
    Someone who is careful; who acts with attention.
    cuidadoso
    caretaker
    A person who takes care of someone or something.
    cuidador

    Slang Meanings

    To take care of something with extreme attention.
    I'm going to take care of my things as if they were made of glass.
    Voy a cuidar de mis cosas como si fueran de cristal.
    To be aware of what another person is doing.
    You always make sure that nothing happens to me.
    Siempre me cuidas de que no me pase nada.