Cover for
/ˈkʌvə fɔː/B1
PreIntermediate
1. To provide protection or support for someone, often in their absence or to assist in a situation.
- She will cover for her coworker while he is on vacation.
- Don't worry, I'll cover for you if your boss asks where you are.
2. To substitute temporarily for someone, typically in their job or duties.
- Can you cover for me at the meeting tomorrow?
- The teacher asked a colleague to cover for her while she was away.
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