Take care of yourself.

"Take care of yourself" translated into English means take care of yourself or take care of yourself.

The British pronunciation of look after is [l? k 'ɑ？ ft？ ]; The American pronunciation is [l? Okay？ ft？ r].

As a verb phrase, it expresses concern; Take care of; Watch; Concern; Looking for, looking for.

The British pronunciation of take dare is [te? k ke v]； The American pronunciation is [te? k ker？ v].？

Being a verb phrase means taking care of; Care; Care; Responsible; Handling; Beat; Punishment.

My English pronunciation is [j 'self]; The American pronunciation is [jr'self].

Being a personal pronoun is yourself; You (us) personally.

Related examples:

Take care of yourself, don't worry. ?

Don't worry, rest easy.

You must take care of yourself and keep healthy. ?

You should take good care of your health.

Extended data:

First, be careful about the usage of this word

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1.care as a transitive verb to explain "care", "care" and "care" is often followed by that/wh- or if/where- leading clauses; "Willing" is often followed by a verb infinitive, which is generally used in interrogative sentences, negative sentences or conditional sentences, and can also be used in doubtful or uncertain semi-negative sentences, but not in definite affirmative sentences.

2.care can also be used as an intransitive verb when it is interpreted as "caring, caring and caring", often followed by the preposition about or for.

3.care can only be used in affirmative sentences in answer sentences, modal verbs, if clauses or attributive clauses.

(noun) 1, care When the noun is used, it means "care" and "care", and it can also mean "care", "attention" and "worry", all of which are used as uncountable nouns.

2.care can be interpreted as "annoying thing", which is a countable noun and often used in the plural.

Second, the usage of the word oneself.

Pronouns (pronouns)

1, yourself is a singular second person reflexive pronoun, and its plural form is yourself.

You can be a verb object or a preposition object in a sentence.

3.yourself can also be used as appositive to strengthen the tone of the modified word, which is often translated as "self", "itself" and "personally".

You can sometimes be used as a predicative to indicate that your body or mind is in a normal state.