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1. Oxford American Dictionary

   equip

   • IPA[əˈkwip]

   美式

   • v.
     supply with the necessary items for a particular purpose；prepare (someone) mentally for a particular situation or task

   • verb: equip, 3rd person present: equips, gerund or present participle: equipping, past tense: equipped, past participle: equipped

2. • 釋義
   • 相關詞

   v.

   動詞

   • 1. supply with the necessary items for a particular purpose all bedrooms are equipped with a color TV they equipped themselves for the campaign 同義詞 provide, furnish, supply, issue, fit out, ... 更多rig out, deck out, stock, provision, arm, array, attire, dress, outfit, accoutre, Britishkit out, informalfix up
   • ▪ prepare (someone) mentally for a particular situation or task I don't think he's equipped for the modern age 同義詞 prepare, qualify, suit, endow, enable, ... 更多facilitate

   equip.

   • abbr
     equipment.

   Oxford American Dictionary

   re-equip

   • v.
     provide with new equipment: the mill was re-equipped with modern machinery

   Oxford Dictionary

   re-equip

   • v.
     provide with new equipment: the mill was re-equipped with modern machinery

   Oxford American Dictionary

   well equipped

   • adj.
     supplied with all the necessary equipment: a well-equipped kitchen

   Oxford Dictionary

   ill-equipped

   • adj.
     not having the necessary resources or qualities for a particular role or task: they feel ill-equipped to cope with emotional issues

   Oxford Dictionary

   under-equipped

   • adj.
     not having all the necessary equipment or resources: many hospitals and clinics were understaffed and under-equipped

   Oxford Dictionary

3. • 更多解釋

   equip

   • IPA[ɪˈkwɪp]

   英式

   • v.
     supply with the necessary items for a particular purpose: all bedrooms are equipped with a colour TV they equipped themselves for the campaign

   Oxford Dictionary