hacerse cargo de

to take care of; to take responsibility for; to handle

→ hacer

phrase Uncommon #11,605

to take care of; to take responsibility for; to handle The phrase changes form to agree with the subject and tense. It is commonly followed by the person or thing being taken care of or handled.

SP: Es importante hacerse cargo de las propias responsabilidades.

EN: It’s important to take responsibility for your own obligations.

Tomó los pasos adecuados para hacerse cargo de la situación.

He took the appropriate steps to take charge of the situation.

Pero Jin-Fen debería hacerse cargo de ella.

But Jin-Fen should take charge of her.

— 飲食男女 (1994)

Encontraremos un buen maestro asistente para hacerse cargo de esta clase.

We will find a good assistant teacher to take charge of this class.

— Súper 30 (2019)

Entrará un agente de Sanidad para hacerse cargo de la situación.

A health officer will enter to take charge of the situation.

— [REC] (2007)