prepping

/prep/US // prɛp //UK // (prɛp) //

预备工作,预备,准备工作,预习

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : preparatory school.
- : a preliminary or warm-up activity or event; trial run: The race is a good prep for the Kentucky Derby.
- : preparation: dealer prep on the car included.
- : the act of preparing a patient for a medical or surgical procedure.

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : preparatory: a prep school.
- : involving or used for preparation: the mortuary's prep room.

v.有主动词 verb

as inpractice

Synonyms

We’ve got gravy recipes you can prep in advance and finish on the day of, we’ve got gravy you can make last minute, with or without alcohol, and with or without roux.
You’re paying for additional prep, hand cleaning stations and with the biggest costs of testing for all crew, agency, client and talent.
In response to this reporting, the IRS launched an internal review, which resulted in major changes to its deal with the tax-prep industry.
If you are considering getting a coronavirus test at an airport, some pre-swab prep is required, starting with checking the travel requirements of your destination.
Then when I’m up at the crack of dawn to start the day’s prep, I just turn on the oven and toss them in.
“I have full faith that this will happen,” Williams says, prepping her fairy dust for a flurry of happy thoughts.
Even if you count the time I spent prepping for my original Jeopardy!
The publishing world, meanwhile, might want to start prepping for another golden era of Clinton hit jobs.
Is it at the point now that when you see something happening on the news you know whether or not to start prepping an impression?
Mike Enzi, the popular, 69-year-old conservative U.S. Senator from Wyoming is prepping for the fight of his life.

/prep/US // prɛp //UK // (prɛp) //

预备工作,预备,准备工作,预习

n.名词 noun

1
- : preparatory school.
- : a preliminary or warm-up activity or event; trial run: The race is a good prep for the Kentucky Derby.
- : preparation: dealer prep on the car included.
- : the act of preparing a patient for a medical or surgical procedure.

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : preparatory: a prep school.
- : involving or used for preparation: the mortuary's prep room.

v.有主动词 verb

as inpractice

Synonyms

We’ve got gravy recipes you can prep in advance and finish on the day of, we’ve got gravy you can make last minute, with or without alcohol, and with or without roux.
You’re paying for additional prep, hand cleaning stations and with the biggest costs of testing for all crew, agency, client and talent.
In response to this reporting, the IRS launched an internal review, which resulted in major changes to its deal with the tax-prep industry.
If you are considering getting a coronavirus test at an airport, some pre-swab prep is required, starting with checking the travel requirements of your destination.
Then when I’m up at the crack of dawn to start the day’s prep, I just turn on the oven and toss them in.
“I have full faith that this will happen,” Williams says, prepping her fairy dust for a flurry of happy thoughts.
Even if you count the time I spent prepping for my original Jeopardy!
The publishing world, meanwhile, might want to start prepping for another golden era of Clinton hit jobs.
Is it at the point now that when you see something happening on the news you know whether or not to start prepping an impression?
Mike Enzi, the popular, 69-year-old conservative U.S. Senator from Wyoming is prepping for the fight of his life.