Ready

  • 41ready — adjective (readier, readiest) 1》 in a suitable state for an activity or situation; fully prepared.     ↘made suitable and available for immediate use. 2》 willing to do something. 3》 in such a condition as to be likely to do something. 4》 easily… …

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  • 42ready — 1. adjective 1) are you ready? Syn: prepared, all set, organized, primed; informal fit, psyched up, geared up 2) everything is ready Syn: completed, finished, prepared, organized …

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  • 43ready — [12] Ready is a derivative of Old English rǣde ‘ready’, which went back to a prehistoric Germanic *raithjō ‘arranged’, hence ‘prepared’. This also produced German bereit ‘ready’, Dutch gereed ‘ready’, and Swedish reda ‘ready’, and it lies behind… …

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  • 44Ready to Go! — Infobox Album | Name = READY TO GO! Type = Studio Album Artist = melody. Released = flagicon|Japan July 4, 2007 Recorded = Genre = J Pop Length = Label = Toy s Factory Producer = Reviews = Last album = Be as one (2006) This album = Ready to Go!… …

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  • 45ready — al·ready; ready; un·ready; …

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  • 46ready- — UK [redɪ] / US prefix already: used with some past participles ready salted crisps ready pasted wallpaper I buy my ham ready sliced …

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  • 47ready — / redi/ adjective 1. fit to be used or to be sold ● The order will be ready for delivery next week. ● The driver had to wait because the shipment was not ready. 2. quick ♦ these items find a ready sale in the Middle East these items sell rapidly… …

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  • 48ready —  1) to forward any thing ; I ll ready your words or message. North.  2) more ready, more roasted or boiled. UNREADY, not done enough. Wilts.  3) to ready the hair, to comb it. N …

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  • 49ready — See: AT THE READY, ROUGH AND READY …

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  • 50ready — See: AT THE READY, ROUGH AND READY …

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