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Meanings of cater for in English

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Usage of cater for in English
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Of course, they cater for business people who wouldn't accept anything less.
The Irish Times
2
The channel therefore must cater for both the local and the national.
The Irish Times
3
In the meantime, state governments have listed which hospitals cater for tests.
News.com.au
4
Others have argued that schools already cater for critical thinking through debating.
The Irish Times
5
To cater for the thousands of disappointed U2 fans is indeed admirable.
The Irish Times
6
A Waikato company expands to cater for rising demand for agricultural tourism.
Radio NZ
7
Our profits are kept in the business to cater for harder times.
The Guardian
8
Later a factory was built nearby to cater for the increasing demand.
The Irish Times
9
And they cater for them better than most countries I've been to.
News.com.au
10
Without having to do additional web development to cater for all users.
The South African
11
The team will take a phased return to cater for all players.
The South African
12
So how well do the summer festivals cater for people with disabilities?
The Irish Times
13
In the meantime they will cater for the numbers they can manage.
The Irish Times
14
They cater for elevated society and they don't run scams like snuff-
Altered carbon
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So how are businesses which cater for tourists adapting to the turmoil?
BBC
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According to Bimini, that would cater for every homeless woman in Cornwall.
BBC
This collocation consists of:
Cater for through the time
Cater for across language varieties
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
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