equipped
adjective (equipped, well-equipped, better equipped); verb form (past of equip: equipped)
Everyday
- Equipped means having the tools, machines or things you need for a job or activity. tree →
- Equipped (to do something) can also mean having the skills or knowledge you need. tree →
In the lessons
In science, labs are well equipped; in stories and adventures, explorers equipped with ropes and torches; in school, being equipped for lessons means having pencil, ruler and so on; phrases: well-equipped, equipped with, equipped for.
Examples
- The lab is equipped with microscopes. tree →
- Come to school equipped with a pen and a ruler. tree →
- The climbers were well equipped for the snow. tree →
- Our new hall is equipped for drama shows. tree →
- After the course she felt equipped to help in an emergency. tree →
- The ambulance is equipped with oxygen. tree →
- On the second day Iron Hans equipped him as a white knight, and gave him a white horse. tree →
Note
Spelling trap: double p — equip → equipped, equipping. The noun «equipment» has one p and is uncountable.
On Mova
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