prepared

• Describe el estado de estar listo para algo o algo que ha sido hecho o preparado de antemano.

Describes a state of being ready to deal with something, or something that has been made or put together in advance.

1. Made ready beforehandA2formal

   Made ready or suitable for a particular purpose in advance.

   preparado de antemano

   • The prepared meal was waiting in the fridge.
   • She had a prepared speech for the ceremony.
   • The team used a prepared template for the report.

   Sinónimosarrangedorganizedprimedreadyset

   Antónimosad-libextemporaneousimprovisedunpreparedunready

2. Having made preparationsA2formal

   Having taken the necessary steps to deal with a future event or situation.

   preparado

   • He was well prepared for the exam.
   • We are prepared for any emergency.
   • The company is prepared to launch the new product.

   Sinónimosequippedfittedorganizedpoisedprimedreadyset

   Antónimosunprepared

3. Intellectually equippedB2formal

   Having the necessary knowledge or mental resources to handle a situation.

   intelectualmente preparado

   • She was prepared to answer all the questions.
   • He felt prepared to take on the new challenge.
   • The students were intellectually prepared for the debate.

   Sinónimosequippedinformedknowledgeableprimedqualifiedreadytrainedversed

• Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de disponer o dejar algo listo para su uso o consideración, o de disponerse uno mismo para un evento o tarea.

A verb used to indicate the act of making something ready for use or consideration, or getting oneself ready for an event or task.

1. Make readyA2formal

   To make something ready for use or for a particular purpose.

   preparar

   • She prepared the dinner table for the guests.
   • The team prepared the equipment for the experiment.
   • He prepared his speech carefully before the conference.

   Sinónimosarrangeequipfitgear uporganizeprearrangeprimereadyset up

   Antónimosdisarrangedisorganizedisruptignoreneglect

2. Get oneself readyA2formal

   To make oneself ready to deal with something.

   Prepararse

   • I need to prepare for my final exams.
   • She prepared herself for the job interview.
   • They prepared for the storm by stocking up on supplies.

   Sinónimosbracefortifygear upprimeready

   Antónimosimprovisewing

3. Cook foodA1formal

   To make food ready to be eaten.

   preparar (comida)

   • He prepared a delicious meal for his family.
   • She is preparing a salad for lunch.
   • They prepared breakfast together every morning.

   Sinónimoscookdish upfixmakewhip up

Variantes phrasalprepare for