To see to or take care about beforehand; to provide for or against. With simple object, or object clause introduced by that. Obsolete.

Const. clause: To take care, see (that).

To ensure, be mindful, take care that something happens, that someone does something, etc. transitive. With that-clause as object. Cf. to see to it t…

transitive. To watch for a chance of doing, contrive, plan, plot (harm of some sort) to a person. Obsolete.

To take precautions, be watchful or cautious. In imperative: Take care, see to it that.

With clause: To take care that (something be done). Obsolete.

transitive. With clause as object: to see to it (that something be done); ensure that. Obsolete.

To ensure, take care (that something is done or is the case); to make certain as an end or result. With that-clause as prepositional object. Obsolete.

intransitive. To take up a position of defence, take precautions against. Also, to be careful that (something be done). Obsolete.

transitive. With infinitive or that-clause as object. To take care to do something; to see to it or take care that something is done. Obsolete.

With clause as object: To take care that. Obsolete.

To turn the energies to, give practical heed to, apply oneself to, look after. with subordinate clause. To give heed, take care, look.

transitive. To ensure by careful inspection (that something is the case). Cf. to see to it that —— at see, v. phrasal verbs 2, to look to it at look…