Cuídala (en. Take care of her)

/kwiˈðala/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Action of paying attention or taking precautions about something.

Take care of her; she needs your support.

Cuídala, que necesita tu apoyo.

To protect or keep something in good condition.

Take care of her as if she were a treasure.

Cuídala como si fuera un tesoro.

To show appreciation and commitment towards someone.

Take care of her; she is very valuable to you.

Cuídala, ella es muy valiosa para ti.

From the verb 'cuidar', which comes from the Latin 'cuduare'.

take good care of her

Give her lots of attention and protection.

cuídala mucho

take care of her well

Make sure she is in good condition.

cuídala bien

take care of her like your own daughter

Prepare her with the same love and care as a close family member.

cuídala como a tu propia hija

care

Attention and precautions taken to avoid damage.

cuidado

protect

Keeping safe from dangers or harm.

proteger

attend

Paying attention to someone or something.

atender

To take care of someone with great dedication.

That girl is unique; take care of her diligently!

Esa chica es única, ¡cuídala con esmero!

To stay updated on someone's life.

Since she went out with that, keep a close eye on her.

Desde que salió con eso, cuídala de cerca.