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Mr. Tom Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

An idiom is required. "To take great care of something"

Hi

Is there any idiom which means "to take great care of something or somebody." 

In Urdu, there is an idiom whose literal translation is "to take care of someone like a blister on the palm." -- this usually implies pain and fatigue for the person who is taking care.

She took care of her elderly mother like a blister on the palm.

Any idiom in English that is roughly the same?

Thanks,

Tom

PS: In the palm or on the palm?
  

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Mr. Tom Any idiom in English that is roughly the same? Only very roughly.

— CalifJim

  • Mr.
  • Tom Any idiom in English that is roughly the same?
  • Only very roughly.
  • To wait on someone hand and foot .
  • Mr.
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Mr. TomAny idiom in English that is roughly the same?
Only very roughly. To wait on someone hand and foot.
Mr. TomIn the palm or on the palm?
on

CJ
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