prepared
adjective /prɪˈpeəd/
/prɪˈperd/
- [not before noun] ready and able to deal with something
准备好；有所准备 - We'll be better prepared next time.
下次我们会准备得更充分。 - When they set out they were well prepared.
他们出发时有很充分的准备。 - prepared for something I was not prepared for all the problems it caused.
我对这事引起的诸多麻烦毫无防备。 - In his new job he must be prepared for anything.
在他的新工作中，他必须做好一切准备。 - prepared with something He came prepared with a list of questions.
他带着一系列问题来了。
- I came prepared.
我有备而来。 - I'd had three weeks to get prepared.
我有 3 个星期做准备。 - They are poorly prepared academically.
他们在功课方面准备不足。 - I want you to be prepared for the worst.
我想要你准备好应付最坏的情况。 - I was well prepared for the job.
我为这份工作做好了充分准备。 - She was always one to be prepared for any eventuality.
她这个人总是对可能发生的一切情况有所准备。 - They were inadequately prepared for their role in society.
他们对自己在社会中的角色准备不足。 - I feel mentally prepared to handle this situation.
我觉得我已做好处理这种境况的思想准备。
Collocations Dictionaryverbs- be
- feel
- seem
- …
- perfectly
- properly
- thoroughly
- …
- be prepared for the worst
- be prepared for any eventuality
- We'll be better prepared next time.
- prepared to do something willing to do something
愿意 - We are not prepared to accept these conditions.
我们无意接受这些条件。 - How much are you prepared to pay?
你愿意出多少钱？
- We are not prepared to accept these conditions.
- done, made, written, etc. in advance
事先做好（或写好等）的 - The police officer read out a prepared statement.
那个警察宣读了一份事先写好的声明。 - I usually buy packs of prepared vegetables to save time.
为了节省时间，我通常买几包准备好的蔬菜。 - She's clearly reading from prepared notes.
她显然是在读事先准备好的笔记。
Collocations Dictionaryadverb- carefully
- meticulously
- hastily
- …
- The police officer read out a prepared statement.