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kit out

verb

The phrase "kit out" is primarily used in British English to describe equipping someone or something with necessary items for a specific purpose.

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Definition

B2General

(British English, informal)To provide the necessary equipment, clothing, or items for a specific activity or purpose.

Example

  • She was kitted out with all the gear she needed for the hike.
  • The new office was kitted out with modern furniture and technology.

B2Travel

(British English)To prepare a boat or vehicle with the required equipment for a journey.

Example

  • They spent the weekend kitting out the boat for the summer trip.
  • The van was kitted out with camping gear for the road trip.

B2Sports

(British English)To dress someone in a uniform or sports kit.

Example

  • The team was kitted out in their new uniforms before the match.
  • He was kitted out in full gear for the rugby game.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "kit out":

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