caring

UK
/ˈkeərɪŋ/
US
/ˈkerɪŋ/

Translations

caringnoun
Her caring for the elderly in the community was well-known and appreciated.
Son soin apporté aux personnes âgées de la communauté était bien connu et apprécié.
His caring for the environment led him to volunteer for the local conservation group.
Sa sollicitude pour l’environnement l’a amené à faire du bénévolat pour le groupe local de conservation.
soinsDans le domaine médico-social.
After years in retail, he decided to switch to caring.
Après des années dans le commerce de détail, il a décidé de se tourner vers les soins.
Additional translations
prise en chargeDans le domaine médico-social ; met l’accent sur l’assistance professionnelle.
caringadjective
more caring
Comp.
most caring
Super.
UK
/ˈkeə.rɪŋ/
US
/ˈker.ɪŋ/
She is a caring nurse who always goes the extra mile for her patients.
C’est une infirmière attentionnée qui se donne toujours du mal pour ses patients.
du soinDans l’expression professionnelle « caring professions ».
Low wages deter many people from entering the caring professions.
Les bas salaires dissuadent de nombreuses personnes d’entrer dans les professions du soin.
Additional translations
careverb

caring

Gerund

cared
Past Simple
cared
Past Participle
caring
Gerund
UK
/keə/
US
/ker/
se soucier deAvec complément introduit par de/à propos de.
She cares deeply about the environment and works hard to protect it.
Elle se soucie profondément de l'environnement et travaille dur pour le protéger.
s'occuper deAu sens de veiller sur quelqu'un ou quelque chose.
He cares for his elderly parents with great dedication.
Il s'occupe de ses parents âgés avec beaucoup de dévouement.
aimerAu sens de ne pas apprécier; souvent avec negation.
I don't care for spicy food, so I'll pass on the chili.
Je n'aime pas les plats épicés, donc je vais passer le chili.
Additional translations
tenir àRegistre courant; exprime l'attachement ou l'importance accordée à quelque chose.
prendre soin dePlus proche de l'idée d'assistance ou de soins.
vouloir bienSoutenu; dans la tournure care to + infinitif.
Synonyms
look after
attend to
watch over

Definitions

caringnoun
The act of providing attention and support to someone in need.
Her caring for the elderly in the community was well-known and appreciated.
A feeling of concern or interest in someone or something.
His caring for the environment led him to volunteer for the local conservation group.
The work or practice of providing professional social or medical assistance to people in need.
After years in retail, he decided to switch to caring.
caringadjective
Displaying kindness and concern for others.
She is a caring nurse who always goes the extra mile for her patients.
Relating to the professional activity of looking after people who need help, especially in health or social services.
Low wages deter many people from entering the caring professions.
careverb
To feel concern or interest; attach importance to something.
She cares deeply about the environment and works hard to protect it.
To look after and provide for the needs of someone or something.
He cares for his elderly parents with great dedication.
To have a liking, fondness, or taste for something.
I don't care for spicy food, so I'll pass on the chili.
To be willing or inclined (usually followed by an infinitive).
Would you care to join us for dinner?