Vocab Bloom Hub

provide

/prəˈvaɪd/

Traducción: Verbo que denota la acción de dar, suministrar o asegurar algo a alguien, cubriendo sentidos como proporcionar lo necesario, entregar un servicio o garantizar un recurso.

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verb

/prəˈvaɪd/B1formal
  • esVerbo que denota la acción de dar, suministrar o asegurar algo a alguien, cubriendo sentidos como proporcionar lo necesario, entregar un servicio o garantizar un recurso.

A verb used to indicate the act of supplying, giving, or making something available to someone.

  1. Supply or GiveA2formal

    To make something available for use; to supply.

    esProporcionar o suministrar

    • The company provides free training to employees.
    • Parents provide food and shelter for their children.
    • The hotel provides towels and toiletries for guests.

    Sinónimosallocatecontributeequipfurnishgiveoutfitstocksupply

    Antónimosdenydepriverefuseremoveretaintakewithhold

  2. Give OfficiallyB1formal

    To supply something formally, such as information or evidence.

    esProporcionar oficialmente

    • The law provides protection for workers.
    • Please provide your contact details.
    • The document provides proof of ownership.

    Sinónimosfurnishpresentsubmitsupplytender

  3. Prepare or EquipB1formal

    To equip or prepare someone with what they need.

    esProveer o equipar

    • The course provides students with essential skills.
    • They provided us with all the necessary tools.
    • The scholarship provides funding for tuition fees.

    Sinónimosarmequipfit outfurnishoutfitprepareprovisionstocksupply

    Antónimosdeprivediveststrip

Formas
  • provided past participle
  • provided past simple
  • providing present participle
  • provides third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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