equip someone for something
collocation
to give someone the skills they will need in the future:
The overall goal is that young people should grow up equipped for adult life.
The ability to communicate confidently better equips graduates for the demands of professional life.
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equip
They had not equipped their children for the complexities of the modern era.
These grades do not suggest a person who is equipped for the rigours of academic study.
Many companies are not equipped for the challenges of global competition.
A degree in the history of art is very nice but it doesn't exactly equip you for many jobs.能获得一个艺术史学位固然不错，但在很多工作中它并不见得会使你有用武之地。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Preparing
batten
batten down the hatchesidiom
break someone in
bug-out bag
build (someone/something) up
dig
gear (someone/something) up
get/have your ducks in a rowidiom
gird
gird yourselfidiom
go bag
lay
prep
preparation
regroom
roll up your sleevesidiom
set something up
set the scene/stageidiom
suit
tee
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