Could 'attend to the needs of' be a good explanation to the phrasal verb 'look after'

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Hi teachers,
Could 'attend to the needs of' be a good explanation to the phrasal verb 'look after'?

Thanks in advance.
 
It's okay. At the very least, if you look after someone or something, you ensure no harm comes to it/them.
 
Barb_D said:
It's okay. At the very least, if you look after someone or something, you ensure no harm comes to it/them.
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Hi Barb_D,
Thank for your reply and comment.

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L54
 
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