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Meanings of prepare in English
European Union's project against epidemics.
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Usage of prepare in English
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Social workers prepare to investigate a record number of child abuse cases.
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Unfortunately, however, families rarely prepare for an aging parent's future care needs.
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I truly appreciate the challenge and the responsibility to prepare future communicators.
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Consultant psychiatrists also carry out independent medical examinations and prepare case reports.
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He urged the public to prepare for severe weather conditions all week.
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In this work, different synthetic methods were used to prepare metal borates.
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This included helping local forces to prepare and plan for military operations.
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Ukraine's prime minister has given the order to prepare for supply cuts.
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Both sides agreed to prepare for talks on a deal last year.
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Affected customers should prepare to be without power overnight, the spokesperson said.
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Times of peace are used to prepare for new wars, he thought.
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The project aims to prepare young men for careers at those companies.
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Indeed, the long goodbye means there has been ample time to prepare.
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But you don't need to prepare new reports for the first sortie.
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How can parents, students and teachers prepare for the coming school year?
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He said he needed the time to prepare for Cambridge International Exams.
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Catalan
Prepare through the time
Prepare across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
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