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21equip — v. 1) (d; tr.) to equip for; with 2) (H) her training equipped her to cope with the new job * * * [ɪ kwɪp] with (H) her training equipped her to cope with the new job (d;tr.) to equipfor …
22equip — [16] Etymologically, equip means ‘fit out or provide crew for a ship’. Its immediate source was French équiper, but this appears to have been a borrowing from Old Norse skipa ‘fit out a ship’, a verb derived from skip ‘ship’ (first cousin of… …
23equip — verb 1) the boat was equipped with a flare gun Syn: provide, furnish, supply, issue, stock, provision, arm, endow, rig 2) the course will equip them for the workplace Syn: prepare, qualify …
24equip — verb 1) the boat was equipped with a flare gun Syn: provide, furnish, supply, issue, kit out, stock, provision, arm 2) the course will equip them for the workplace Syn: prepare, qualify …
25equip — [ɪˈkwɪp] verb [T] 1) to provide a person or place with the things that they need for a particular purpose They received a grant to build and equip a new clinic.[/ex] 2) to provide someone with the skills or qualities that they need in order to… …
26equip — [16] Etymologically, equip means ‘fit out or provide crew for a ship’. Its immediate source was French équiper, but this appears to have been a borrowing from Old Norse skipa ‘fit out a ship’, a verb derived from skip ‘ship’ (first cousin of… …
27Equip'baie — is a windows, doors, shutters and solar protection exhibition that happens in November in Paris every 2 years. External links * [http://www.equipbaie.com Official website] …
28equip. — equipment. * * * …
29equip — verb /ɪˈkwɪp/ a) To furnish for service, or against a need or exigency; to fit out; to supply with whatever is necessary to efficient action in any way; to provide with arms or an armament, stores, munitions, rigging, etc.; said especially of… …
30EQuIP — Evaluation and Quality Improvement Program …
