to geer
- verb
- UK
- We need to geer our marketing strategy to attract younger customers.
Examples
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We need to geer the project for the upcoming presentation.
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Can you geer the team for the big event?
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The teacher will geer her lessons toward students with different learning styles.
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The training program is geered specifically for new employees entering the company.
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The coach will geer the training sessions to improve the athletes' performance.
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To ensure success, we must geer the software updates for better user experience.
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They need to geer the inventory management system for more efficiency.
Synonyms
To make yourself ready in your mind for something unpleasant or difficult
Teach someone the skills they need for a job or role
To make something to fit a particular purpose or person
To plan something ahead of time
Make something to fit one person or a special purpose
Antonyms
How Prepared
Surface Forms
Etymology
Geer as a verb comes from the noun gear and the idea of 'putting into gear' — to set or prepare something for action, so to gear something is to 'adapt' or 'fit' it for a particular purpose.