“CARED” на українській мові

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care
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care look after look to attend heed mind
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care look after tend attend see after overlook
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care be troubled distress oneself fash
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care fend attend reck heed
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worry care be uneasy
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worry about bother care take care trouble be anxious
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mind bother care fidget welter flutter
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wish want desire will choose care
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want wish will desire choose please
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be interested wonder care concern pry

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be concerned worry (oneself) trouble oneself concern oneself bother mind be interested give a damn give a hoot

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She met him with each stroke, mouth and hand working in unison, until the slick heat of her, the teeth that sometimes grazed him, teased him, the tightness of her fist—they were unbearable, were all he cared about.

The courtier did not notice, nor would he have cared.

As if he couldn’t take them by himself, or with the help of those goddamned Indians, who, of all the people in the world, had to come to get that goddamned boy of theirs out of hell, where he was already being well cared for and where he properly belonged!

Cliff believed that both mother and child were being cared for at first, but once he learned the truth, he tried to retake his son.

I don’t think the thieves cared much either way, but I chose to be a thief.

I would happily give it up but not to one for whom I cared.

The Scales – the slaves who cared for and fed the dragons – had stumbled out into the night-glow of the tunnels wondering what was happening.

She wouldn’t have cared where she stayed, except for the convenience of the small, private library also on her level.

’‘You make me feel cared for,’ he says.

He’d cut down more enemies than he cared to tally, had stood knee-deep in gore on countless battlefields and kept swinging, had made choices that cost him the lives of skilled warriors, had been a general and a grunt and an assassin, and yet … here he was, lowering his fist.

They may have carried the moniker of “Bridges,” but it was clear they only cared about where they were coming from, not who waited on the other side.