cuide

/ˈkwide/, [ˈkwi.ð̞e]

take care

Verb cuide

First-person singular (yo) present subjunctive form of cuidar.
Third-person singular (él, ella, also used with usted) present subjunctive form of cuidar.
Formal second-person singular (usted) imperative form of cuidar.

Examples

Ella no tiene ningún amigo ni familiar que la cuide.

She doesn't have any friends or relatives to take care of her.

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El niño tiene fe en que su madre cuide de él.

The infant has faith in his mother taking care of him.

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Necesito a alguien que cuide a mi hijo mientras esté afuera.

I need someone to look after my son while he is outdoors.

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¿No tienen a nadie que los cuide?

Don't they have anyone to look after them?

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¿Querés que cuide a tu perro?

Do you want me to take care of your dog?

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Hoy no puedo salir porque me han dicho que cuide de la casa.

I can't go out today as I've been told to house sit.

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