equip: (v)

1.
[less krna / sazo saman muhaiyya krna لیس کرنا سازو سامان مہیا کرنا]Oxford Learners
to provide yourself/somebody/something with the things that are needed for a particular purpose or activity -
synonym = kit somebody out/up (in/with something)
equip something to be fully/poorly equipped
She got a bank loan to rent and equip a small workshop.
equip yourself/somebody/something (with something) (for something)
He equipped himself with a street plan.
The centre is well equipped for canoeing and mountaineering.

2.
[taiyar krna]
Oxford Learners
equip somebody (for something) | equip somebody (to do something)
to prepare somebody for an activity or task, especially by teaching them what they need to know
The course is designed to equip students for a career in nursing.

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