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the synonym of prepare

 

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The Synonym of Prepare

Definition:

Prepare (verb)

To get ready or make something ready for a particular purpose or activity.

Sense 1:

Ready (verb)

To prepare or make someone or something fit, suitable, or willing for a particular purpose or action.

Example Sentences:

1. He prepared himself for the upcoming exam by studying all night.

2. She reads extensively to prepare herself for the challenging role.

3. The crew is readying the set for the next scene.

Sense 2:

Arrange (verb)

To organize or make arrangements for a particular event or occasion in advance.

Example Sentences:

1. They arranged a surprise party to prepare for his retirement.

2. We need to prepare and arrange everything for the conference.

3. Maria arranged the flowers beautifully to prepare for the wedding ceremony.

Sense 3:

Equip (verb)

To provide or supply someone or something with the necessary items or skills for a particular purpose.

Example Sentences:

1. The new recruits were equipped with the latest technology to prepare for battle.

2. The chef equipped his kitchen with top-of-the-line appliances.

3. They need to be equipped with the required knowledge to prepare for the challenging course.

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