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Meanings of protective equipment in English

Portuguese
tipo franklin
Spanish
dispositivo protector
Catalan
dispositiu de seguretat

Equipment used to provide or improve safety.

tipo franklin
Usage of protective equipment in English
1
She said staff had good training and plenty of personal protective equipment.
News.com.au
2
The investigation will concentrate on the protective equipment used by health workers.
BBC
3
The review will concentrate on the protective equipment used by health workers.
BBC
4
The provision of personal protective equipment for health workers was strongly recommended.
The Guardian
5
And that physical work was done in head-to-toe, non-breathable personal protective equipment.
Radio NZ
6
These are often being sent with aid shipments of personal protective equipment.
The Guardian
7
So in this scene, they actually talk about wearing personal protective equipment.
Wired
8
Honeywell has been expanding into the protective equipment business in recent years.
Reuters
9
Some complaints that they are being forced to work without protective equipment.
The South African
10
The same money that pays for coronavirus tests and personal protective equipment.
The Irish Times
11
She said employees questioned why they did not have more protective equipment.
Reuters
12
The WHO plans to send protective equipment for medical staff in Equateur.
Reuters
13
Our supply of personal protective equipment, or P.P.E., appears to be holding.
The new yorker
14
Will there be enough protective equipment for my treatments to carry on?
The Guardian
15
We are being rationed PPE - which is our personal protective equipment.
BBC
16
The nurses in there were wearing bin liners as personal protective equipment.
Radio NZ
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Translations for protective equipment
Portuguese
tipo franklin
Protective equipment through the time
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Common
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
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