めんどうをみる
Meanings
Expression
Verb (1-dan)
1. to care for someone; to look after someone
It seems he is looking after Alfred's disciple.
Pitch accent
め
んど
うをみる
Composed of
trouble; bother; trouble; difficulty; care; attention
to see; to look; to examine; to look over; to look after; to attend to; to experience
Examples (33 in total)
Take care of Tom.
I am barely able to take care of myself.
There might be someone who was looking after them.
She's at home taking care of the kids.
Leave it to me. I'll see to it.
I am looked after by my son.
Look after the children this afternoon.
I will look after my parents in the future.
Since they had looked after me, I couldn't very well refuse.
The strong should take care of the weak.
Those children were being cared for by an aunt.
I'll take care of the dog till tomorrow.
She cared for her father until his death.
She has been looking after her sick sister for ten years.
He does not need a wife to look after him.
I had to take care of her baby.
My grandmother looks after the children during the daytime.
I am currently taking care of a great number of idols.
Mary can't come. She has to take care of her daughter.
Please take care of my baby while I'm out.
I will take care of you when you are old.
Our parents took care of us and now it's our turn to take care of them.
I'll look after the children while you go shopping.
Will you take care of the children while I'm out?
She looked after my dog for a month.
It seems he is looking after Alfred's disciple.
Either Ann or Carol is going to take care of the baby.
They take care of various things for me, starting with arranging the accommodation.
Saying that, he made me take care of as many as four cats.
Now that he is old, it is your duty to look after him.
Who would look after my children if I died?
While I'm at the dance, my mother will take care of the baby.
As they grow old, many people become unable to look after themselves.