Meaning of care in English
US /kɛr/ UK /keə/
1. proper maintenance of something
Too much care will spoil the plants.
2. appropriate medical treatment;
The right care for a boiling water burn can ease the pain and reduce the risk of serious complications.
3. attentive assistant or treatment, especially because someone is ill, poor, or weak
He is under the care of his aunt.
4. serious attention and thought applied to avoid damage, loss, error, risk etc.
She chose her words with care.
5. a feeling of concern, worry, or anxiety
Little wealth, little care. (proverb)
6. a cause for concern or worry
I have no cares.
US /kɛr/ UK /keə/
1. feel worried, interested, or concerned about someone or something
The only thing he cares about is money.
I don't really care for his parents.
My sister cared for me when I was sick.
I don't much care for fried food.