well-equipped

well-equipped — adjective

1. provided with enough of the necessary items — such as instruments, clothing, or

1.形容詞B2
釋義

provided with enough of the necessary items — such as instruments, clothing, or machinery — so that a particular activity can be carried out properly.

例句

The school gymnasium is well-equipped with modern climbing walls and weight machines.

pattern: be well-equipped with [facilities/equipment]

Dr. Femi set up a well-equipped laboratory for testing drinking water in the village.

adjective used before a noun

同義詞
  • well-stocked

    focuses on having a large supply of goods rather than tools or instruments

  • well-appointed

    more formal; usually describes a room, building, or facility with high-quality furnishings

  • fully outfitted

    emphasises having all the necessary gear for a particular activity

反義詞
  • ill-equipped

    the direct opposite; lacking sufficient items

  • poorly equipped

    less formal than 'ill-equipped'; suggests the items are not good enough

文法句型

be well-equipped with [items]

be well-equipped to [infinitive]

arrive well-equipped

用法筆記

Often used with 'with' to specify the items available, or with 'to' + infinitive to state the purpose. Frequently appears after linking verbs (be, seem, remain) and after verbs of movement (arrive, come).

常見錯誤

❌The lab is well-equipt.
✅The lab is well-equipped.
💡'equip' doubles the 'p' before adding '-ed'; the correct spelling is 'equipped'.
❌She is well-equipped to the job.
✅She is well-equipped for the job.' or 'She is well-equipped to do the job.
💡'well-equipped for' takes a noun; 'well-equipped to' takes a verb.