zorgt Learn Unstarted Summary The Dutch translation for “take care” is zorgt. Examples of "take care" in use There are 7 examples of the Dutch word for "take care" being used: Recording English Dutch Learn Recording EnglishThe gamekeeper takes care of the animals in the forest. DutchDe jachtopziener zorgt voor de dieren in het bos. LearnLearn Recording EnglishThe innkeeper takes care of everything. DutchDe waard zorgt voor alles. LearnLearn Recording EnglishThe guardian looks after the interests of the child. DutchDe voogd zorgt voor de belangen van het kind. LearnLearn Recording English“Quack, quack! Come with me, then I will take you into the big world and introduce you in the duck cage: but keep close to me and watch out for the cat!“ Dutch“Kwak, kwak! Gaat maar met mij mee, dan zal ik je in de grote wereld brengen en je in de eendenkooi voorstellen: maar zorgt, dat je dicht in mijn nabijheid blijft, en neemt je voor de kat in acht!” LearnLearn Recording EnglishThe powder puff ensures an even distribution of the powder. DutchDe poederdons zorgt voor een gelijkmatige verdeling van de poeder. LearnLearn Recording Englishyou take care of the preparation and presentation of investment proposals to senior management Dutchje zorgt voor de opmaak en presentatie van investeringsvoorstellen aan het senior management LearnLearn Recording Englishyou ensure that problems and obstacles are addressed to the right people outside the team Dutchje zorgt ervoor dat problemen en belemmeringen naar de juiste personen buiten het team geadresseerd worden LearnLearn Practice Lesson "take care" Practice (8) Lesson Learn Lesson words take care etc. View all lesson words Lesson phrases The gamekeeper takes care of the animals in the forest., The guardian looks after the interests of the child., The innkeeper takes care of everything., The powder puff ensures an even distribution of the powder., you ensure that problems and obstacles are addressed to the right people outside the team, you take care of the preparation and presentation of investment proposals to senior management, “Quack, quack! Come with me, then I will take you into the big world and introduce you in the duck cage: but keep close to me and watch out for the cat!“ etc. View all lesson phrases Themed Courses Miscellaneous 68 Part of Speech Courses Verbs (Present tense, 2nd person singular) 3 Acknowledgements Audio Leslie Van Ael
