What is another word for Look after?
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tend
care for, take care of
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watch
apply oneself, care for
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care for
take care of, help
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nurse
watch, sustain
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attend
tend, care for
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take care of
project, tend
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mind
apply oneself, tend
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see to
apply oneself, tend
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supervise
care for, take care of
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minister to
tend, care for
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nurture
sustain, keep up
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run
project, arrange
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cherish
sustain, provide for
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nourish
sustain, provide for
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foster
sustain, provide for
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provide for
help, take care of
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handle
project
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keep an eye on
project, provide for
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attend to
provide for, take care of
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watch over
protect, tend to
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protect
keep up, tend to
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guard
protect, keep up
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oversee
project, manage
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feed
supply
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preserve
guard, protect
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keep safe
guard, protect
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conserve
guard, protect
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maintain
supply, guard
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administer
manage, supply
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manage
keep up
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control
manage, keep up
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conduct
manage, go or be with something
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direct
manage, produce crops
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serve
supply
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support
help
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keep
supply, guard
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safeguard
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superintend
produce crops
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be responsible for
arrange, carry out
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shield
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look afterverb
keep under careful scrutiny
«Keep an eye on this prisoner!»
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How to use look after in a sentence?
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Weerachon Sukhondhapatipak:
China said it would look after the safety of these people.
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Jane Chittick:
I don’t think people like the Obamas with huge estates who live here in the summer will care (about the migrants), i would love to see the Obamas open up their huge property and erect tents and look after all these people while they’re being processed.
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Terrel Wallace:
I’m not even into politics like that, i just want to continue doing my music and look after my family. I don’t have time for this foolishness.
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Sameem Sulaiman:
He said I just need you to rent a house for me, I need to get married, and you to look after my family and to stay at the house. In case there is a search, the house needs to be in your name. i said no problem. And I didn’t ask about specifics of what he did.
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Burhan Chowdhury:
I am a cancer person, i was then very weak… I cannot look after these things.
Translations for look after
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- اهتم, اعتنىArabic
- kig efterDanish
- pflegen, kümmernGerman
- flegiEsperanto
- cuidar deSpanish
- توجه داشتن بهPersian
- veiller, garder, soigner, occuperFrench
- 面倒を見る, 世話をするJapanese
- چاو لێبوون, ئاگالێبوونKurdish
- verzorgen, behartigen, naar omkijkenDutch
- se etterNorwegian
- opiekować sięPolish
- cuidar dePortuguese
- partgirar, perchürer, pertgirarRomansh
- присматривать, присмотреть, приглядеть, приглядывать, следить, ухаживать, заботитьсяRussian
- passaSwedish
- తర్వాత చూడండిTelugu
- göz kulak olmak, bakmakTurkish
- доглядатиUkrainian
- קוק נאךYiddish
- 照顧Chinese
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не заботится
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She has two minor children in her home country, who are now being looked after by the parents of the accused.
На родине у нее двое несовершеннолетних детей, за которыми сейчас присматривают родители обвиняемой.
The bus is currently being looked after by a pair of old security guards who reluctantly admit that they’ve been forgotten about as well.
За автобусом в настоящее время присматривают два пожилых охранника, которые неохотно признают, что про них забыли.
And always make sure your kid is being looked after.
Вы всегда будете уверены в том, что Ваш ребенок находится под присмотром.
Find out which local sports and leisure centres have crèche facilities, so you can exercise while your children are being looked after.
Выясните, какие местные спортивные и развлекательные центры есть для детишек, чтобы вы могли заниматься, когда ребенок под присмотром.
He was a very busy man, but he always made sure the kids were being looked after.
Он был очень занятой человек, но он всегда следил за тем, чтобы дети были под присмотром.
The fox, which has no microchip, is currently being looked after by staff there while his owners are traced.
Лисица, которая не имеет микрочипа, в настоящее время находится под присмотром персонала центра, пока не появятся ее владельцы.
This should reassure parents that although their child/children are separate from them, they are being looked after and supervised at all times by professionals.
Это позволяет родителям быть уверенными в том, что, хотя, их ребенок/ дети находятся отдельно от них, они всегда будут под присмотром и контролем профессионалов.
She was being looked after by a woman on Crimea Street.
However, I feel very strongly that going out until 2am and drinking heavily, while one’s daughter is being looked after by her grandparents, and then not seeing your child again until the following afternoon is not good parenting.
Тем не менее, я очень переживаю, что уходя до 2 часов ночи и сильно напиваясь, в то время как её дочь под присмотром бабушки и дедушки, она затем снова не видит своего ребенка до следующего полудня, что явно не хорошо для детского воспитания.
As I was telling Mrs, Chadwick, he’s being looked after by the best.
Как я и говорил Миссис Чедвик, за ним присматривают лучшие из нас.
Right now Otsū is being looked after at Hon’nami Kōetsu-dono’s mansion in Kyoto.
Сейчас за Оцу присматривают в поместье господина Хонъами Коэцу в Киото.
Hope all the mothers out there are being looked after today.
All are being looked after and being taken care even in the most challenging situations.
Like you, I’m used to being looked after.
But it was fun being looked after, even for a little while.
I hope you’re being looked after.
She’s being looked after by a great bunch of people.
It means I’m being looked after.
I’m sure they’re being looked after.
John’s in here and he’s being looked after.
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What does it feel like to raise a white
Каково это- воспитывать белого ребенка,
когда за твоим собственным ребенком дома присматривает кто-то другой?
Мне придется подолгу работать. Мне нужно, чтобы о моей семье позаботились.
А кто же смотрит за Шустрым Мартом, пока тебя нет?
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look — взгляд, вид, взор, внешность, выглядеть, смотреть, посмотреть, поискать
after — после, спустя, вслед, после, через, за, по, после того как, последующий, задний
Примеры
Looking after children can be hard work.
Уход за детьми может быть трудной работой.
I tasked him with looking after the children.
Я поручила ему присмотр за детьми.
His job includes looking after under-21 teams.
В его обязанности входит надзор за молодежными командами. (возраст игроков не старше 21 года)
Looking after a baby really takes it out of you.
Забота о младенце чудовищно выматывает.
Elephants collaborate in looking after their young.
Слоны совместно присматривают за детёнышами.
Looking after the house was viewed as a woman’s domain.
Забота о доме считается женской прерогативой.
I’m perfectly capable of looking after myself, thank you!
Спасибо, но я отлично могу позаботиться о себе сама!
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But it needs a shock, that’s for us, the directors, to look after. 
I couldn’t look after him any more; the strain was too much for me.
I wouldn’t dream of letting strangers look after my own grandmother!
Her husband walked out, leaving her with three children to look after.
She wasn’t exactly overjoyed at the prospect of looking after her niece.
She wasn’t exactly overjoyed at the prospect of looking after two small boys.
It’s all very well the doctors telling me I’ve got to rest, but who’s going to look after my children?
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#1
from one test in Japan said:
You have obviously been ( ).
1. looked after well
2. well looked after
The answer was 2.
Is it true that «be looked after well» is far less observed than «well looked after»? It was so written in a book.
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#2
In my experience, «well looked after» is in fact more commonly heard, but «looked after well» is perfectly acceptable. I don’t see any sense in which the latter is «wrong» and the former «right.»
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#3
Cheshire, they’re both correct, and 2) is only just a tiny bit more correct than 1).
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#4
The answer was 2.
Is it true that «be looked after well» is far less observed than «well looked after»? It was so written in a book.
Even though they are both grammatically correct, I’m sure that if one day I come across the first sentence, I would be somehow surprised. ( just a little bit, maybe because I’m always unconsciously expecting to hear the second one….)
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#5
It is the same as:
The garden was well tended.
The garden was tended well.
Since we would make an adjective of «well-tended» and not one from «tended-well«, I think that the first is preferable.
The well-tended garden. (OK)
The tended-well garden. (Weird)
In a similar manner:
A well looked after garden. (OK)
A looked after well garden. (Weird)
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#6
Hello, I may say: Adjectives come before nouns; adverbs come after verbs.
I may ask Natives: Is that right?
Thus, in that case, isn’t 1. the best option? (?)
Thanks in advance and kind regards.
mlebrunc
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#7
Hello, I may say: Adjectives come before nouns; adverbs come after verbs.
I may ask Natives: Is that right?
Thus, in that case, isn’t 1. the best option? (?)
Thanks in advance and kind regards.
mlebrunc
Addressing your «adverbs come after verbs» theory, I’d have to say that it may be a loose «rule of thumb» but it is, by no means, hard and fast eg:
«He ran quickly to his car to get out of the rain»
«He groped blindly in the darkness»
Neither of Cheshire’s sentences are wrong but, as has already been said «well looked after» would be heard most frequently. Frankly, this is where I believe that the mighty hyphen comes into play… I would spell it out «well looked-after».
I note that Packard did the same thing (whether consciously or not) when he said:
«The garden was well tended.
The garden was tended well.
Since we would make an adjective of «well-tended» and not one from «tended-well«, I think that the first is preferable.
The well-tended garden. (OK)
The tended-well garden. (Weird)»
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#8
Djmcl, thanks for your promptly reply. I totally agree with you about the Hyphen. Thanks!
mlebrunc
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#9
Thanks! I’m glad I’ve made this question. It’s really good to know there is a reason in anything.
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#10
Thanks! I’m glad I’ve made this question. It’s really good to know there is a reason in anything.
My opinion: if I HAD to make a choice, I would choose 2.
However, I think it’s absolutely ridiculous that a test, given to Japanese people learning English, would waste time on such a fine-point that is certainly debatable. I would wager a reasonable amount of money that the average person taking such a test will make many other errors that are far more important. In my opinion such «hair-splitting» is counter-productive, because it takes the emphasis away from what is really important.
Results 1 — 10 of about 13,700 for «He * well looked after».
Results 1 — 10 of about 33,500 for «He * looked after well».
I did not look over these results carefully, but usage does not seem to support the answer asked for by your test. Although I agree with the consensus so far, that seems to be that «well looked-after» is the better choice, I think we are all on very shaky ground!.
Gaer
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#11
I agree, and this website goes a long way toward debunking their sand castle.
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#12
I agree, and this website goes a long way toward debunking their sand castle.
I would suggest «kick over» a sand castle, debunk a theory, idea, etc.