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Meanings of prepare to in English

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Usage of prepare to in English
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Social workers prepare to investigate a record number of child abuse cases.
Radio NZ
2
Affected customers should prepare to be without power overnight, the spokesperson said.
Radio NZ
3
Medical staff prepare to bring food to patients in Kailahun, Sierra Leone.
The Guardian
4
Hot off the presses: trucks prepare to distribute the New York Times.
The Irish Times
5
Fail to prepare and you prepare to fail, as the saying goes.
The Guardian
6
He helped Trump prepare to debate his then-Democratic election opponent, Hillary Clinton.
Reuters
7
Imperial forces on the planet Hoth prepare to attack the Rebel Alliance.
The South African
8
And if in doubt, take that chance, and prepare to be wooed.
Independent.ie
9
Simon and Karen prepare to go to another National Party fundraising evening.
Radio NZ
10
Bradamont was helping him prepare to fight those she had fought alongside.
Perilous Shield
11
Please sit, Delilah, and prepare to observe the wonder of the century.
Silver zombie: delilah street: paranormal investigator
12
Towards the end of the year Stanley began to prepare to return.
Dick Sands, the Boy Captain
13
One settler. BLF members chant as they prepare to march to Remgro.
The South African
14
It was a relief to finally stand up and prepare to leave.
Summers at Castle Auburn
15
He said Britain was prepared to work with Libya to fight terrorism.
The Irish Times
16
We are prepared to help bring democracy to Syria, Yemen, he said.
The Guardian
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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