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  1. Oxford American Dictionary

    equip

    • IPA[əˈkwip]

    美式

    • v.
      supply with the necessary items for a particular purpose；prepare (someone) mentally for a particular situation or task

    • verb: equip, 3rd person present: equips, gerund or present participle: equipping, past tense: equipped, past participle: equipped

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    equip.

    • abbr
      equipment.

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    re-equip

    • v.
      provide with new equipment: the mill was re-equipped with modern machinery

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    re-equip

    • v.
      provide with new equipment: the mill was re-equipped with modern machinery

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    well equipped

    • adj.
      supplied with all the necessary equipment: a well-equipped kitchen

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    ill-equipped

    • adj.
      not having the necessary resources or qualities for a particular role or task: they feel ill-equipped to cope with emotional issues

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    under-equipped

    • adj.
      not having all the necessary equipment or resources: many hospitals and clinics were understaffed and under-equipped

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    equip

    • IPA[ɪˈkwɪp]

    英式

    • v.
      supply with the necessary items for a particular purpose: all bedrooms are equipped with a colour TV they equipped themselves for the campaign

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