care
kєәn. the work of providing treatment for or attending to someone or something · n. a cause for feeling concern · n. attention and management implying responsibility for safety
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This is where Biarter decided to take care of this cancer herself, with the support of her colleagues, because they actually had a unique mix of expertise and resources.
就在这时，比亚特决定在同事的支持下亲自处理这种癌症，因为他们确实拥有独特的专业知识和资源组合。
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He wanted to create a place where workers could have good conditions, where workers could get healthcare and dental care, and all those kinds of things.
他想创造一个地方，让工人们能有良好的工作条件，能获得医疗和牙科护理，以及所有这些方面的福利。
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Um, no, we just we just you know you follow these two characters the whole way through the film and hopefully grow to just sort of love them or at least care about them and you're quite attached to their story and it just felt dramatically like it was the right thing for them to finally meet.
嗯，不，我们只是……你知道，你跟随这两个角色贯穿整部电影，希望你会逐渐爱上她们，或者至少关心她们，你会对她们的故事产生深厚的感情，从戏剧角度来看，让她们最终见面是正确的选择。
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I don't particularly care for it, and a definite thickness too, even more than say an energy drink.
我不太喜欢它，而且它确实很浓稠，甚至比能量饮料还要浓。
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And I think a lot about the delivery of healthcare and how in twenty years, I think a lot of the routine types of care that we get today will be delivered mostly by machines.
我经常思考医疗服务的提供方式，我认为在二十年后，我们今天接受的许多常规护理将主要由机器来提供。
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