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Bepleased Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
In my care
Hi,
Please tell me the meaning of "in my care" in the sentence below.
"I always have her best interest in my care."
Thank you for your help.
Please tell me the meaning of "in my care" in the sentence below.
"I always have her best interest in my care."
Thank you for your help.
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"Thank you for your help. It is not a very good sentence. " It is an idiom meaning that all the decisions I make for her will be best for her.
- "Thank you for your help.
- It is not a very good sentence.
- " It is an idiom meaning that all the decisions I make for her will be best for her.
- " It means that I take care of her baby while Mary is at work.
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bepleasedHi,Please tell me the meaning of "in my care" in the sentence below."I always have her best interest in my care."Thank you for your help.It is not a very good sentence.
This is better:
"I always have her best interests at heart."
It is an idiom meaning that all the decisions I make for her will be best for her.
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Hi,
Your suggestion has me touch it best.
"I always have her best interests at heart."
= I always take care of having / making the best interests (which should be the best tonic) for (for = attending on) her.
The logic intrinsic meaning of [at heart] : [At] shows that the activity of me is in the state of [ heart].
[her] is not ued to modify but to act as receiver of
Your suggestion has me touch it best.
"I always have her best interests at heart."
= I always take care of having / making the best interests (which should be the best tonic) for (for = attending on) her.
The logic intrinsic meaning of [at heart] : [At] shows that the activity of me is in the state of [ heart].
[her] is not ued to modify but to act as receiver of
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