to provide
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1.9
- verb
- /prəˈvaɪd/
:
mantener
- I work hard every day to provide food and shelter for my family.
- provide support
- provide funds
- provide assistance
It's his own business and maybe he's providing food for his children.
- It's his own business and maybe he's providing food for his children.
- Stocks, if you provide food, you pay no taxes.
- Now how we're shown is providing is financial.
- And if I wasn't providing, then what's my value?
Examples
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Do I look like I can't provide for my kid?
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The aim is to provide an alternative voice to all the stale writing that is so prevalent these days.
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There are people that we will have to provide food for maybe always.
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You got a kid, you wanna provide for that kid?
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Dad left the business to provide a home and a normal life for me.
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I sold newspapers to provide until Mama came back.
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They are not hiring and training people to provide great service to their customers.
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Such garments could be worn every day and provide constant health monitoring for people at risk.
Academic text (2011) -
Neglect may include emotional abuse, but it also includes failure to provide adequate physical care.
Academic text (2011) -
They're the antibodies that provide our defence when we get ill.
Synonyms
155
3.7
Make plans to meet someone's needs in the future
123
3.4
Provide money or help so someone can live
38
2.8
To earn enough money to support yourself or your family
9
4.4
To earn money to support your family
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Etymology
The word provide in the phrase 'provide for' uses the same idea of 'seeing ahead' from pro- 'before' and videre 'to see'. So, to provide for your family is to look ahead, earn money, and give them what they will need.