provide

provide
verb
1) (to give or supply: He provided the wine for the meal; He provided them with a bed for the night.) gi, forsyne, skaffe til veie
2) ((with for) to have enough money to supply what is necessary: He is unable to provide for his family.) forsørge
- providing
levere
verb \/prəˈvaɪd\/
1) anskaffe, skaffe, tilveiebringe, sørge for, ordne med, stå for
who'll provide the food?
towels not provided
håndklær må medbringes
2) stille til rådighet
3) gi, forære, skjenke
the tree provides shade
treet gir skygge
4) komme med, sette frem
you must provide an explanation
du må komme med en forklaring
5) danne, utgjøre
the roses provide a beautiful setting
rosene danner en vakker ramme
6) (om lov e.l.) foreskrive, forordne, bestemme
the law provides that this act will be punished
loven sier at denne handlingen vil bli straffet
7) (om lov e.l.) stille som betingelse
as provided in i samsvar med, i overensstemmelse med
they acted as provided in the agreement
de handlet i overensstemmelse med avtalen
be provided for bli forsørget, være forsørget
she is well provided for
hun er godt forsørget
provide against ta forholdsregler mot, sikre seg mot
we must provide against a shortage of fuel
(jus) forby
this clause provides against the use of force
provide for ta forholdsregler for, ta høyde for regne med, ta hensyn til, ta med i betraktningen forsørge, ta seg av
she provides for a large family
sørge for, svare for, ordne
she provides for her son's education
(jus) tillate
our statutes provide for a certain flexibility
lovverket tillater en viss fleksibilitet
provide oneself with utruste seg med, skaffe seg
provide somebody to (historisk, om kirkelig embete) utnevne en til
provide something for somebody eller provide somebody with something skaffe noe til noen, skaffe noen noe, utstyre noen med noe, levere noe til noen
that will provide work for a great many
det kommer til å gi arbeid til mange
provide with forsyne med, utruste med

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