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1 huolehtia (välittää)
• care -
2 jonkun luona
• care of -
3 vaalinta
• care -
4 välittää (jstkn)
• care -
5 hampaanhoito
• care of teeth• dental care -
6 oppilashuolto
• care for the individual• pastoral care• pupil personnel services• pupil welfare -
7 esineen huolto
• care of an object -
8 hoitaa (pitää huolta)
• care for -
9 hoito (huolenpito)
• care• treatment -
10 hoiva
• care• charge• protection• security• shelter• ward -
11 huolellisuus
• care• carefulness• caution• diligence -
12 huosta
• care• charge• custody• possession• safe-keeping -
13 invalidihuolto
• care of the disabled -
14 lastenhoitovelvollisuus
• care and control -
15 viitsiä
• care to• be bothered -
16 huolehtia
yks.nom. huolehtia; yks.gen. huolehdin; yks.part. huolehti; yks.ill. huolehtisi; mon.gen. huolehtikoon; mon.part. huolehtinut; mon.ill. huolehdittiinarrange (verb)attend (verb)attend to (verb)be anxious (verb)care (verb)care about (verb)care for (verb)cater for (verb)look after (verb)mind (verb)minister to (verb)provide (verb)see to (verb)take care (verb)take care of (verb)worry (verb)see (noun)* * *• see• look after• mind• minister to• nurse• protect• provide• see to• support• take care of• take care• take charge of• tend• grieve• worry• concern• watch over• control• care• care for• care about• bother• be anxious• attend• attend to• foster -
17 hoitaa
yks.nom. hoitaa; yks.gen. hoidan; yks.part. hoiti; yks.ill. hoitaisi; mon.gen. hoitakoon; mon.part. hoitanut; mon.ill. hoidettiinadminister (verb)attend (verb)attend to (verb)care for (verb)conduct (verb)doctor (verb)handle (verb)hold (verb)look after (verb)manage (verb)nurse (verb)occupy (verb)see to (verb)take care of (verb)tend (verb)transact (verb)treat (verb)work (verb)run (noun)* * *• handle• attend• be responsible for• breed• bridegroom• care for• conduct• control• cure• deal with• doctor• mend• transact• have• heal• hold• keep house• keep• look after• look to• make it a rule• manage• attend to• ease• take care of• mind• work• watch• take care• tend• alleviate• take care of sg.• support• see to• run• restore• remedy• relieve• occupy• nurse• administer• treat -
18 vaalia
yks.nom. vaalia; yks.gen. vaalin; yks.part. vaali; yks.ill. vaalisi; mon.gen. vaalikoon; mon.part. vaalinut; mon.ill. vaalittiincherish (verb)foster (verb)nurse (verb)preserve (verb)take care of (verb)tend (verb)* * *• support• treasure• take care• take great care of• take care of• nurse• foster• tend• cherish• care for• attend to• preserve -
19 haluta
yks.nom. haluta; yks.gen. haluan; yks.part. halusi; yks.ill. haluaisi; mon.gen. halutkoon; mon.part. halunnut; mon.ill. haluttiinaspire (verb)care (verb)care for (verb)covet (verb)crave (verb)desire (verb)feel inclined (verb)like (verb)please (verb)prefer (verb)want (verb)wish (verb)* * *• miss• want• fancy• feel inclined• insist• desire• like• long for• need• petition• please• prefer• thirst• covet• wish for• wish• yearn for• request• crave for• covet for• care• care for• be out for something• aspire• aspire to• apply• aim at• demand• crave -
20 hammashoito
yks.nom. hammashoito; yks.gen. hammashoidon; yks.part. hammashoitoa; yks.ill. hammashoitoon; mon.gen. hammashoitojen; mon.part. hammashoitoja; mon.ill. hammashoitoihincare of teeth (noun)dental care (noun)* * *medicine, veterinary• care of teethmedicine, veterinary• dental care• dental service
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