Idiom: take care (of yourself)
Definition
Idiom: take care (of yourself)
- used in spoken English to say goodbye
- used in written English as a closing to emails, letters, etc.
Note: This is a very informal expression in English that you would use with friends and family.
Example sentences
— It was great to see you, take care.
— Take care of yourself and please send a message to let us know you arrive home safely.
— Thanks so much for coming. Take care and give our regards to your mother.
— "See you next week." " Okay, take care."
— It was great talking to you, take good care.
— A: "Dinner was delicious. Sorry we have to leave so soon." B: "No worries, we're glad you could come. Take care now."
— Be good at college and take care of yourself, okay?
— "Have a good evening. I hope to see you again soon." "Me too. Take care."
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