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provided
pro·vid·ed P0621900 (prə-vī′dĭd)conj. On the condition; if: will pay the bonus provided the job is completed on time.pro•vid•ed (prəˈvaɪ dɪd)
conj. providing. [1375–1425] usage: The conjunctions provided and providing are interchangeable. Both mean “on the condition or understanding that,” with that sometimes expressed: Provided (or Providing) (that) sales remain steady all summer, the business will show a profit by September. Thesaurusprovidedconjunction (often with that) if, given, subject to, in case, in the event, on condition, on the assumption, with the understanding, with the proviso, contingent upon, as long as, if and only if, upon these terms They are willing to help, provided that he has a specific plan.Translationsprovide (prəˈvaid) verb1. to give or supply. He provided the wine for the meal; He provided them with a bed for the night. 提供 提供2. (with for) to have enough money to supply what is necessary. He is unable to provide for his family. 供給 供给proˈvided, proˈvidingconjuction if; on condition (that). We can buy it provided/providing (that) we have enough money. 假如 假如
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provide against (something)To implement measures that prepare for, deal with, or prevent something that will or may happen in the future. I know you don't want to pay the extra costs, but having a life insurance policy is the only way to provide against financial troubles for your family should you die. We've included a clause that provides against the consumer using the product for illegitimate purposes.See also: provideprovide for (someone or something)1. To supply or provide payment for the basic needs of someone or something. The hardest part of being unemployed was knowing that I couldn't provide for my family. The local council has promised to provide for low-income families in its upcoming budget.2. To prepare for, deal with, or prevent something that will or may happen in the future. The more expensive insurance policy also provides for damage from natural disasters.3. To supply as a stipulation (of a contract or agreement). You're lucky you're even given six weeks of maternity leave—many companies don't provide for any amount of time.See also: provideprovide (something) for (someone or something)To give or supply something for the benefit or use of someone or something else. The company is one of the few that provides paid paternity leave for its employees. The city center doesn't provide nearly enough parking spaces for the amount of cars that travel in each day, so finding a free spot can be a nightmare.See also: provideprovide (one) with (something)To give or supply one with something for their use or benefit. The company is one of the few that provides its employees with paid paternity leave. I provided you with plenty of chances to prove your abilities, but you keep letting me down.See also: providetake the goods the gods provideGood fortune or advantageous circumstances should be utilized and enjoyed. I don't know why you're so hung up on the fact that you had access to better education as a kid—take the goods the gods provide!See also: god, good, provide, takeprovide (something) under (something else)To supply, make available, or prepare something as required or agreed upon in some thing, such as a contract or ruling. We agree to provide our services pro bono for six months under the terms of the court order. You're supposed to provide paid sick leave under the new federal regulation.See also: provideprovided (that)Assuming that; as long as it is true that; if it is the case that. I don't care if you wear headphones while you work, provided that it doesn't affect your productivity. I'd be happy to give you the information you're looking for, provided I get something in return, of course.See also: providedprovided thaton the condition that. I will come, provided that I am invited. Iwill help you, provided that you pay me.See also: provided, thatTake the goods the gods provide.Prov. If you have good fortune, enjoy it and use it to your advantage. Frances: I feel I have an unfair advantage over other people in the violin contest. After all, my parents were able to give me lessons with the very best teachers when I was young. Alan: Frances, take the goods the gods provide.See also: god, good, provide, takeprovided
Synonyms for providedconj ifSynonyms- if
- given
- subject to
- in case
- in the event
- on condition
- on the assumption
- with the understanding
- with the proviso
- contingent upon
- as long as
- if and only if
- upon these terms
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