equipped
- adjective
- /ɪˈkwɪpt/
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equipado
- This prototype aircraft is equipped with a video camera.
And I think film is well equipped to deal with those stories.
- And I think film is well equipped to deal with those stories.
- And so he was well equipped to handle me, thankfully.
- You can't live alone, and we're not equipped to be alone.
- Now you're equipped, you know what the triggers are.
- And I think now I'm more equipped mentally than ever, which is nice.
- You know you could be mad about it, but it also makes you more equipped, right?
- Now I'm actually equipped to make a judgment that is growth.
- The nervous system will Orient toward the things that it's best equipped to do.
Examples
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We'll put in the screws and our PC is now equipped with an SSD.
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Properly constructed and equipped, they would serve as fast and nimble warships.
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We still have the largest, most well equipped military.
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The friends that are some of the best equipped people are folks in the military.
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But when we see them, we have to be equipped with the realistic expectations.
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They are the actually the best equipped volunteers.
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The classroom is equipped with modern technology to enhance learning.
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This gym is well equipped with everything you need for a full-body workout.
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Our car is equipped with the latest safety features to protect passengers.
Synonyms
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1.3
Ready to use or do something when needed
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To give a person, group, or place the equipment it needs
A person or place that has the equipment and clothes needed for an activity
Having the clothing and equipment needed for a particular task like soldiers or climbers
A room or house that has furniture and basic things you need to live in
Antonyms
How Equipped
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word equipped comes from the old verb equip, which meant 'to fit out' or 'prepare', like getting a ship ready with tools and supplies. So, to be equipped is to have the tools or features you need for a task.