爱护 (ài hù): Care (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

We should take good care of the public environment and not litter.

As a member of the community, we have the responsibility to take good care of the public facilities here.

Don't you think we should cherish our cultural heritage even more?

The teacher teaches us to take good care of public property.

He never truly took good care of that potted plant, so it withered quickly.

Taking good care of your body not only means eating healthily but also includes maintaining a regular schedule and exercising moderately.

Parents have taught us since childhood to cherish the environment and conserve resources.

Remember to remind the children to take good care of the books borrowed from the library and return them on time.