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Meanings of prepare for in English
Prepare mentally or emotionally for something unpleasant.
Usage of prepare for in English
1
Unfortunately, however, families rarely prepare for an aging parent's future care needs.
2
He urged the public to prepare for severe weather conditions all week.
3
Ukraine's prime minister has given the order to prepare for supply cuts.
4
Both sides agreed to prepare for talks on a deal last year.
5
Times of peace are used to prepare for new wars, he thought.
6
How can parents, students and teachers prepare for the coming school year?
7
He said he needed the time to prepare for Cambridge International Exams.
8
Butler wanted the British Army to prepare for a long Boer War.
9
Emergency officials widely use stream-flow information to prepare for droughts and floods.
10
Authorities in those states also need to prepare for emergencies, Maxwell said.
11
We have to work for the best and prepare for the best.
12
U.S. officials on Wednesday warned Americans to prepare for more virus cases.
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It would leave us more time to prepare for the future relationship.
14
They need to prepare for the wyrmling attacks that will surely come.
15
Here are some ways to prepare for whatever: -Look at history.
16
Ernie Els has warned Europe to prepare for a Ryder Cup roasting.
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