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The English term "take care" matches the Italian term "precauzione"

other english words that include "take" : italian :
be mistaken fallare
by mistake inavvertitamente
make a mistake equivocare
mistake errore, vizio, granchiolino
mistakenly erroneamente
overtake sorpassare, a prendere
overtaken sorpassai
overtakes sorpassa
partaken partecipato
stake stanga, missione
take acchiappare, intervenire energicamente, accettare
take a photo fotografare
take advantage of abusare
take along prendere
take away discostare, togliere
take care of evàdere
take from togliere
take in accogliere, accettare
take in tow trascinare
take into account accreditare
take off decollare
take out cavare
take over mi incarico, mi incarico
take part partecipare
take place passare, avere luogo
take turns alternare
taken occupato
taker acquirente
undertake intraprendere
undertaken intrapreso
undertakes intraprende
unmistaken sicuramente
other english words that include "care" : italian :
care fedeltà
career pista, carriera
careful accurato, prudente
carefully minuzioso
careless abborracciatamente, incauto, leggiero
carelessness dimenticanza, negligenza
caress carezza, accarezzare, accarezzare
listen carefully orecchiare
scare spaventi
take care of evàdere
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