在乎 (zài hu): Care about (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

He doesn't really care about how others see him.

He appears not to care at all on the surface, but deep down he cares a lot about this promotion opportunity.

Do you care about the ultimate success or failure of this collaborative project?

He cares a lot about his friends' opinions.

The company's senior management clearly stated that what they care about is long-term strategy, not short-term profits.

I don't care at all about those baseless rumors and gossip.

She doesn't care what others say, she only does what she thinks is right.

Don't care too much about winning or losing the game; enjoying the process is what matters most.