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Verb(1) provide with (something(2) provide with abilities or understanding(3) provide with (something) usually for a specific purpose(4) make ready with supplies

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(1) If schools fail to equip these young people so they leave schools unable to even complete an application form for a job, how are they going to survive?(2) That doesn't equip people driving in open conditions on the motorway or dual carriageways.(3) And his enthusiasm and knowledge of sport, particularly football, equip him well for the task.(4) Evolutionarily-old connections between our lower brains and our bodies equip us to deal with overwhelming situations rapidly.(5) It seeks to equip young people with the knowledge and skills needed to become highly competitive entrepreneurs.(6) The future is unpredictable so our education system must equip people to cope with new situations with confidence.(7) To ensure they're prepared for that future, educators need to equip students with the proper skills.(8) We're the party that wants to be able to equip the troops while they're in battle and to prepare them for battle.(9) The oil poured on David's head by Samuel became a vehicle through which the blessing of the Holy Spirit was released in his life to equip him for his task as king.(10) We need to look at what we can do to equip people for work using the present system.(11) You know, the easy thing to do is to recruit people and equip people and train them.(12) We must offer training to equip people with the skills that are needed in York.(13) She also considers cooking to be a vital skill that will equip young people to make good decisions later in life.(14) Several question modules are prepared to equip the students fully.(15) The aft deck is admirably equipped for divers, especially underwater photographers.(16) In contrast, enablement equips people with the personal resources to select and create successful life courses.