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Significats de prepare for en anglès

Prepare mentally or emotionally for something unpleasant.

Ús de prepare for en anglès
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Unfortunately, however, families rarely prepare for an aging parent's future care needs.
Pubmed
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He urged the public to prepare for severe weather conditions all week.
Radio NZ
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Ukraine's prime minister has given the order to prepare for supply cuts.
Reuters
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Both sides agreed to prepare for talks on a deal last year.
Reuters
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Times of peace are used to prepare for new wars, he thought.
Depths
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How can parents, students and teachers prepare for the coming school year?
Reuters
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He said he needed the time to prepare for Cambridge International Exams.
Radio NZ
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Butler wanted the British Army to prepare for a long Boer War.
The Irish Times
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Emergency officials widely use stream-flow information to prepare for droughts and floods.
Wired
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Authorities in those states also need to prepare for emergencies, Maxwell said.
Reuters
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We have to work for the best and prepare for the best.
The Guardian
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U.S. officials on Wednesday warned Americans to prepare for more virus cases.
Reuters
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It would leave us more time to prepare for the future relationship.
The Guardian
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They need to prepare for the wyrmling attacks that will surely come.
Worldwinder
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Here are some ways to prepare for whatever: -Look at history.
Reuters
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Ernie Els has warned Europe to prepare for a Ryder Cup roasting.
The Irish Times
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Prepare for a través del temps
Prepare for per variant geogràfica
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Sudàfrica
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