prepare

US /prɪˈper/

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UK /prɪˈpeə(r)/

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v.t.Transitive VerbTo make something ready for use

I want him to prepare dinner tomorrow evening for the family

v.t.Transitive VerbTo make or create something.

She prepared a delicious meal for her family.

v.t.Transitive VerbTo train or equip someone for a particular task or situation.

The coach prepared the team for the championship game.

v.t.Transitive VerbTo make oneself ready.

You should prepare yourself for a challenging interview.

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Helps leaves prepare food.
Helps leaves prepare food.
As a result, leaves are not able to prepare much food.
As a result, leaves are not able to prepare much food.

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So what would have happened if you didn't prepare?
So what would have happened if you didn't prepare?

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It will also prepare you for more advanced topics about how you can customise your data.
It will also prepare you for more advanced topics about how you can customise your data.

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And now, she is going to prepare that hot cup of coffee for me and I am just going to stand by this counter and wait for my name to be called.
And now, she is going to prepare that hot cup of coffee for me and I am just going to stand by this counter and wait for my name to be called.

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Our designers will identify an item, design it, prepare a spec for it, and then they'll put it into our supplier management system, which will identify a contract manufacturer.
Our designers will identify an item, design it, prepare a spec for it, and then they'll put it into our supplier management system, which will identify a contract manufacturer.
prepare a spec for it,
prepare a spec for it,

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I want to say a prayer or two. I want to prepare my self, you know.
I want to say a prayer or two. I want to prepare my self, you know.