No. 6,474 in Spanish
care
The Spanish word "care" does not exist.
In a sentence
Ella toma cuidado de sus plantas todos los días.
She takes care of her plants every day.
Here, 'cuidado' is used as a noun, meaning 'care', indicating the attention given to the plants.
Debes cuidar tu salud con una buena dieta.
You must care for your health with a good diet.
In this sentence, 'cuidar' is used as a verb, meaning 'to care' or 'to take care of', showing the action of maintaining one's health.
El médico mostró mucho cuidado al tratar a sus pacientes.
The doctor showed a lot of care when treating his patients.
Here, 'cuidado' again acts as a noun, describing the cautious and attentive nature of the doctor's actions toward the patients.
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