cared dans l' Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traductions de cared dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

I.care [Am kɛr, GB kɛː] SUBST

1.1. care U (attention, carefulness):

care

cuidado m

care

atención f

she was driving without due care and attention

conducía en forma imprudente y sin prestar la debida atención

have a care! form

¡tenga cuidado!

“handle with care”

“frágil”

1.2. care U:

to take care

tener cuidado

take care! (be careful)

¡ten cuidado!

take care! (look after yourself)

¡cuídate!

take care crossing the road

(ten) cuidado al cruzar la calle

to take care over or with sth

poner cuidado en algo

to take care over or with sth

cuidar algo

he takes enormous care over or with the presentation of food

pone muchísimo cuidado en or cuida muchísimo la presentación de los platos

take care you don't slip on those rocks

ten cuidado de no resbalar(te) en esas rocas

he took care that all the figures were correct

se aseguró de que todas las cifras fueran correctas

2.1. care U (of people):

she's in or under Dr Knapp's care

la está tratando or atendiendo el Dr Knapp

she's in or under Dr Knapp's care

está en manos del Dr Knapp

in the care of a teacher

al cuidado de un profesor

2.2. care U (of animals, things):

care

cuidado m

pet/hair care

el cuidado de los animales domésticos/del cabello

the garden was beautiful when it was under John's care

el jardín estaba hermoso cuando John se ocupaba or se encargaba de él

could I leave these documents in your care?

¿puedo dejar estos documentos a su cuidado?

2.3. care U GB (protective custody):

children in care

niños que están a cargo de las autoridades locales

2.4. care U (object of concern):

the children are my special care

para mí primero están los niños

3.1. care:

to take care of sb/sth (look after)

atender a alguien

to take care of sb/sth (look after)

cuidar de alguien

to take care of sb/sth of children

cuidar a or de alguien

to take care of sb/sth of children

ocuparse or encargarse de alguien

to take care of sb/sth of pet/plant

cuidar algo

to take care of sb/sth of machine/car

cuidar algo

I can take care of myself

yo sé cuidarme

you must take better care of yourself

debes cuidarte más

this garden takes care of itself

este jardín no necesita muchos cuidados

3.2. care:

to take care of sb/sth (be responsible for, deal with)

ocuparse or encargarse de alguien/algo

leave Helen to take care of the details

deja que Helen se ocupe or se encargue de los detalles

that takes care of that!

¡listo! or ¡eso ya está!

3.3. care:

to take care of sb (beat up, kill) jarg, euph

encargarse de alguien fam, euph

4. care C or U (worry):

care

preocupación f

free of all care(s)

sin preocupaciones

not to have a care in the world or to be without a care in the world

no tener ninguna preocupación

5. care (on letters):

in care of Am or GB care of

en casa de

II.care [Am kɛr, GB kɛː] VERBE intr

to care (about sth/sb)

preocuparse (por algo/alguien)

she cares deeply about social issues

se preocupa muchísimo por la problemática social

all he cares about is sport

lo único que le interesa es el deporte

I don't care

no me importa

I don't care

me es or me da igual

he can go to hell for all I care

por mí se puede ir al diablo or infierno

who cares!

¡y a mí qué!

see if I care!

¡me tiene or me trae sin cuidado!

see if I care!

¡me da igual!

III.care [Am kɛr, GB kɛː] VERBE trans

1. care (feel concern) usu nég, interrog:

I couldn't care less what he does

me tiene or me trae sin cuidado lo que haga

I couldn't care less what he does

no me importa en absoluto lo que haga

they're not her children; she could care less Am fam

como no son sus hijos, le importa un comino or un bledo or un rábano fam

what do I care if they don't invite me?

¿y a mí qué me importa si no me invitan?

who cares what she says?

¿a quién le importa lo que ella diga?

not to care a rap or jot démod I don't care a rap or jot

me importa un comino or un bledo or un rábano fam

2. care (wish) form:

to care to + infin would you care to join us for dinner?

¿le gustaría cenar con nosotros?

he needs her more than he cares to admit

la necesita más de lo que está dispuesto a reconocer

would you care to step this way?

¿tendría la bondad de pasar por aquí?

care for VERBE [Am kɛr -, GB kɛː -] (v + prep + o)

1. care for (look after):

care for patient

cuidar (de)

care for patient

atender

care for house/garden

cuidar

care for house/garden

ocuparse de

care for house/garden

encargarse de

well cared for

bien cuidado

2. care for (be fond of):

care for

querer

care for

sentir afecto por

care for

sentir cariño por

3. care for (like) usu nég:

I don't care for his type very much

no me gusta mucho ese tipo de persona

the house was lovely, but I didn't care for the furniture

la casa era preciosa, pero los muebles no me gustaron or no eran de mi gusto

4. care for (in offers) form:

would you care for a cigar?

¿puedo ofrecerle un puro?

would you care for a cigar?

¿le apetece un puro? esp Esp

would you care for a stroll in the garden?

¿le gustaría dar un paseo por el jardín?

primary care, primary health care SUBST U

primary care

atención f sanitaria primaria

primary care

atención f primaria (de salud)

easy-care [Am ˈizikɛr, GB] ADJ GB

easy-care

que necesita poca plancha, es fácil de lavar etc

day care SUBST U

1. day care (for children):

day care Am

servicio m de guardería infantil

day-care center

guardería f infantil

2. day care (for old/disabled people):

day care GB

atención prestada durante el día a ancianos, minusválidos etc

community care SUBST U

community care

servicios de atención comunitaria a ancianos y a discapacitados físicos y mentales

intensive care SUBST U

intensive care

cuidados mpl intensivos

intensive care

terapia f intensiva Mex RíoPl

he was in intensive care for a week

estuvo en cuidados intensivos una semana

he was in intensive care for a week

estuvo en terapia intensiva una semana Mex RíoPl

épith intensive care unit

unidad f de cuidados intensivos

épith intensive care unit

unidad f de vigilancia intensiva Esp

épith intensive care unit

unidad f de terapia intensiva Arg Mex

épith intensive care unit

unidad f de tratamiento intensivo Chili

épith intensive care unit

centro m de tratamiento intensivo Urug

medical care SUBST U

medical care

asistencia f médica

palliative care SUBST U

palliative care

cuidados mpl paliativos

palliative care

tanatología f

foster care SUBST U

foster care

acogida de un niño en un hogar sin adoptarlo legalmente

cared dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de cared dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

I.care [keəʳ, Am ker] SUBST

1. care (attention):

care

cuidado m

to take care of

cuidar de

to take care of object

guardar

to take care of situation

encargarse de

take care (of yourself)!

¡cuídate!

to do sth with care

hacer algo con cuidado

that takes care of that!

¡eso ya está!

handle with care

frágil

2. care (worry):

care

preocupación f

to not have a care in the world

no tener ninguna preocupación

to be free from care

no tener problemas

II.care [keəʳ, Am ker] VERBE intr

1. care (be concerned):

care

preocuparse

to care about sb/sth

preocuparse por alguien/algo

as if I cared!

¿y a mí qué?

for all I care (as far as I'm concerned)

por mí

who cares?

¿qué más da?

2. care (feel affection):

care

importar

3. care (want):

to care to do sth

estar dispuesto a hacer algo

intensive care SUBST

intensive care

cuidados m plur intensivos

easy-care ADJ

easy-care

que no necesita plancha

CARE [keəʳ, Am ker] SUBST

CARE abréviation de Cooperative for American Relief Everywhere

CARE

cooperativa de auxilio estadounidense en cualquier parte del mundo

devil-may-care [ˌdevəlmeɪˈkeəʳ, Am -ˈker] ADJ

devil-may-care

irresponsable

care VERBE

Entrée d'utilisateur

I don't care

no me importa

Traductions de cared dans le dictionnaire espagnol»anglais

Autres traductions et expressions typiques avec les termes de votre recherche

primor

care

hacer algo con primor

to take great care in doing sth

esmero

care

con esmero

with great care

atención primaria

primary care [or healthcare]

centro m de atención primaria

primary care centre [or center Am]

médico (-a) m (f) de atención primaria

primary care physician

detenimiento

care

cared Exemples tirés du dictionnaire PONS (vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

to be free from care

no tener problemas

as if I cared!

¿y a mí qué?

to not care a whit (about sth)

no preocuparse en absoluto (por algo)

I don't give [or care] a fig about it!

!me importa un comino!

to take great care in doing sth

hacer algo con primor

I couldn't care less about that

eso me tiene sin cuidado

not to care what others think/say

ponerse el mundo por montera, reírse del mundo

to take good care not to do sth

cuidarse mucho de (no) hacer algo

I couldn't care less what he says

me importa un pimiento lo que él diga

he/she couldn't care less about anything

pasa de todo

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

His grandfather, popular art bookbinder, cared for him.

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Last night the children were being cared for by relatives as a painstaking forensic examination of the semi-detached house continued.

www.dailymail.co.uk

She cared for the sick up to seven years ago as women now out-live men.

www.jamaicaobserver.com

You said you felt rejected and that you were an angry and self-centred person who cared little for others.

www.langleytimes.com

Sheesh, if he really cared about climate change, you'd think he'd send a letter or, better yet, an email.

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There she cared for soldiers suffering from gas poisoning.

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The chickens were cared for by the pullarius, who opened their cage and fed them pulses or a special kind of soft cake when an augury was needed.

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He cared little for the credit of enunciating new discoveries, so long as the facts were made public.

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Instructions were given to build pest-houses, which were essentially isolation hospitals built away from other people where the sick could be cared for (or stay until they died).

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She and other nurses cared for many patients who suffered from malnutrition and dysentery.

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