care of somebody BrE ***
in care of somebody AmE , c/o (skrót)

We do that, this thing will care of itself.

The people inside didn't care, of course, because they were leaving the stink behind.

Yet she knew from his attention to her that he no longer cared of stones.

And, she said, "They have the poorest access to care of any population we measure."

From then on she devoted her life to care of abandoned children.

She is caring of others, especially for the Elfin race.

In the final analysis, these administrative costs are included even though they contribute nothing to care of the sick person.

He cared nothing for wealth, of itself; I knew that.

We try to provide broad access to care of the highest quality at the lowest cost.

I never even guessed she cared or thought of me.