equipping 的定义
e·quipped, e·quip·ping.
- to furnish or provide with whatever is needed for use or for any undertaking; fit out, as a ship or army: They spent several thousand dollars to equip their boat.
- to dress; array: He equipped himself in all his finery.
- to furnish with intellectual or emotional resources; prepare: Education and travel have equipped her to deal with all sorts of people.
equipping 近义词
make ready with supplies
更多equipping例句
- Each cabinet holds A4 Hanging Files, and come equipped with key lock systems.
- The moment when cybersecurity experts would have to worry about quantum computer-equipped hackers seemed a long way off—at least a quarter century by some estimates—and there were far more pressing threats.
- This tube is equipped with three EVA foam seating pads, neoprene handles, and a “kwik-connect” system for an easy hook-up.
- The answer is to fund their training and make sure that they are equipped with the things that they need to be able to handle situations in a better way.
- If we hope to change this cycle, we must equip ourselves with the tools to do so.
- In September, Congress authorized the train-and-equip mission in Syria as part of a larger spending package.
- Congress authorized the train-and-equip mission in mid-September, but two months later, recruitment has not even begun.
- Irritated members of Congress say that the authorization of the train-and-equip mission is merely about optics.
- Officials and experts acknowledge that the plan to train and equip a new rebel army from scratch will take years.
- He then called on Congress to authorize a program to train and equip 5,000 rebels per year in Saudi Arabia, which they did.
- To equip a dull, respectable person with wings would be but to make a parody of an angel.
- If you fail at some point, then arms enough to equip a brigade of Mexican rebels may cross the river to-night.
- We have plenty of money saved to equip you, and maintain you well for a year or so; but after that you may require more.
- Some, however, remained behind, to equip and despatch reinforcements as men continued to arrive asking to be enrolled.
- It took years to train a legionnaire and a lot of money to equip an army and keep it in the field.