Look after
/luk ˈɑ:ftə/B1
PreIntermediate
1. To take care of someone, especially by helping or protecting them.
- She stayed at home to look after her sick mother.
- Who will look after the kids while we are away?
2. To manage or care for something, ensuring it is well-maintained or functioning properly.
- He asked his neighbor to look after his garden during his vacation.
- Will you look after my dog when I'm out of town?
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