look after; give notice
Meanings
3 senses · 8 examplesverb
to look after; to care for; to take care of
Used to ask someone to look after a person, task, or situation in one's absence.
Please look after my child while I'm away on business.
He's new, please take care of him a bit more.
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After I leave, please look after the work here.
verb
to coordinate; to give mutual support; to arrange comprehensively
Emphasizes mutual support and holistic coordination among different parts or people.
This project requires mutual coordination and collaborative advancement among all departments.
We need to consider the overall situation, not just our own interests.
verb
to notify verbally; to give a heads-up
informalUsed for informal, spoken notifications or instructions, often in workplace or service contexts.
Give the cafeteria a heads-up to save food for the people in the meeting.
I've already notified the front desk; they'll keep the package for you.
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Remember to tell the security guard to lock the door at night.