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verb
- 1. prepare (something); make ready: "scores of volunteers help prep the food"
noun
- 1. preparation: "I do the prep"
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IPA guide. Other forms: preps. Definitions of prep. noun. preparatory school work done outside school (especially at home) synonyms: homework, preparation. see more.
to make or get something or someone ready for something that will happen in the future: Have you prepared for your interview? She'll prepare the food ahead of time and freeze it. This course prepares students for middle and senior managerial positions. [ + obj + to infinitive ] Are the players mentally and physically prepared to play a tough game?
to prepare (a patient) for a medical or surgical procedure, as by shaving and washing the skin with an antibacterial soap. to prepare (a vehicle or craft) for sale, use, a test drive, or a race. to prepare (something); make ready: You can prep the onions and peppers in advance.
To prepare (a person or thing) for something; specif., to prepare (a patient) for surgery, childbirth, etc. Webster's New World. Similar definitions. To prepare oneself by study, training, etc. Webster's New World.
to make or get something or someone ready for something that will happen in the future: Have you prepared for your interview? She'll prepare the food ahead of time and freeze it. This course prepares students for middle and senior managerial positions. [ + obj + to infinitive ] Are the players mentally and physically prepared to play a tough game?
