No. 3,364 in Spanish
cuida
"Cuida" means "takes care of" or "looks after."
In a sentence
Ella cuida de sus hermanos pequeños todos los días.
She takes care of her younger siblings every day.
Here, 'cuida' is the third-person singular conjugation of 'cuidar,' meaning 'to take care of,' used in reference to the individual carrying out the action on others.
El guía turístico cuida de los visitantes durante el tour.
The tour guide looks after the visitors during the tour.
In this sentence, 'cuida' emphasizes the responsibility and attentiveness of the person towards the well-being of others.
Cuida tus palabras al hablar en público.
Be mindful of your words when speaking in public.
In this usage, 'cuida' is employed as an imperative command, instructing someone directly to be cautious or attentive about their speaking manner.
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