Aún no tenemos significados para "poorly prepared".
1I have read much-toomuch, perhaps,-and ,intruth, am but poorly prepared.
2Probably the worst of all drawbacks to good recitations is poorly prepared lessons.
3As a result many poorly prepared persons entered the school room as tutor.
4How poorly prepared were many of them, it would be hard to believe.
5There was nothing I was so poorly prepared to meet.
6It's hard to be angry with Calvin when he himself is so poorly prepared.
7His problem was that he seemed so poorly prepared.
8The lessons are poorly prepared by the pupils, poorly recited, and hence very imperfectly mastered.
9But the Principals' Federation and the Auckland Primary Principals' Association said many schools were poorly prepared.
10The demand was so sudden and unexpected that it found them poorly prepared to meet it.
11He was, of course, hastily and poorly prepared.
12The structural problems in the education system have resulted in poorly prepared senior school and university graduates.
13Suffering is perhaps the only preparation for suffering: still I was but poorly prepared for what followed.
14The two disasters have brought a torrent of accusations that his government is poorly prepared to deal with emergencies.
15New Zealand will face more floods, droughts, wildfires and damaging storms in future and this country is poorly prepared.
16Amazing how many offers a girl could get from a man desperate for a home-cooked meal, however poorly prepared.
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