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have; prepare; defend; equipment; fully
Meanings
7 senses · 32 examplesverb
to have; to possess; to be equipped with
Often used to describe having a certain quality, ability or trait.
He has both moral integrity and professional competence, he is an excellent employee.
This new smartphone is equipped with multiple camera modes.
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This restaurant has a vegetarian menu available for customers to choose from.
This team has both innovation capability and execution ability.
This machine is equipped with an automatic safety protection device.
verb
to prepare; to get ready
Used for arranging supplies, materials or resources in advance.
Please prepare the materials needed for tomorrow's meeting in advance.
We have stocked up on three months' worth of living supplies.
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He prepared the old computer for backup use without intending to use it right away.
The school has prepared emergency supplies to respond to unexpected situations.
The chef is preparing ingredients for tonight's banquet.
verb
to guard against; to prepare for
Used for taking precautions against possible dangers or emergencies.
Farmers build water conservancy facilities to prevent drought and prepare for famine.
We should attack when the enemy is unprepared and achieve surprise in completing the task.
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Please bring an umbrella in case of unexpected needs.
Parents should teach their children to guard against strangers.
This project needs to prepare enough funds to guard against risks.
noun
equipment; facilities; supplies
Refers to the overall facilities, materials or resources for a specific purpose.
The military is updating its military equipment.
The production equipment of this factory has reached the international advanced level.
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The teaching equipment of the school needs to be updated regularly.
The stage equipment for this performance is very professional.
The quality of medical equipment is directly related to the safety of patients.
adjective
complete; fully prepared; all in place
Used to describe that all necessary items or parts are available.
The goods in this supermarket are very complete and can meet daily needs.
All the tools in this toolbox are in place.
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The boss is demanding perfection from employees without considering the actual situation.
The ingredients for the dishes in this restaurant are complete and the flavors are diverse.
This camping equipment is complete, you can take it and set off directly.
adverb
completely; fully; entirely
literaryUsed in literary and formal written language to emphasize the degree of completeness.
They have tasted all kinds of hardships in the harsh environment.
The teacher cares for students very thoroughly and is deeply loved by the students.
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This new movie is very popular among young people.
He highly appreciates the seriousness of this work.
This epidemic has made people fully feel the fragility of life.
noun
a surname
Used as a family name in China.
Teacher Bei is our Chinese teacher.
I have a colleague whose surname is Bei.