大たい切せつにする
Meanings
Expression
Verb (する)
1. to cherish; to treasure; to prize; to set a high value on
I want to cherish this time.
2. to take good care of; to look after
Like I said, you have to take good care of your teeth.
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Composed of
important; significant; precious; valuable; careful
Composed of
eagerly; earnestly; ardently
Examples (21 in total)
You have to take good care of your skin!
I want to cherish this time.
Let's value a spirit of helping one another.
I want to cherish the time that I spend together with my family.
Let's conserve our limited water resources.
You should take better care of yourself.
Like I said, you have to take good care of your teeth.
Ichiro puts friendship above profit.
I value my relationships with my neighbors.
Tai chi places great importance on the flow of qi.
Please take better care of your body.
It was something I wanted to continue to cherish forever.
We must treasure nature more.
I heard the sound of something I had cherished in my heart breaking.
These days, we live in an age that values the individual over the group.
She cherishes the precious memories of her childhood.
It is a doll named Julia, which I cherished when I was a young child.
She cherished his old love letters.
What is the thing you truly cherish the most?
I don't quite feel it yet, but I want to cherish the child who is to be born.
It is a house that conveys the affection of the people who cherished the horses and lived with them.