Ready: meaning, definitions and examples

This is a general term used when someone or something is fully equipped or mentally prepared for some action or event.

• I'm ready for the test.
• Are you ready to go?

This indicates a state of being made ready beforehand, especially with more focus on having taken specific steps or measures.

• She was well prepared for the interview.
• He prepared all night for the presentation.

This is often used when someone is in place and has everything needed for an action, implying a final check before starting.

• All my bags are packed, and I'm set to leave.
• Are we all set for the meeting?

This word is used to indicate a readiness or eagerness to do something, especially when showing voluntary or enthusiastic participation.

• I'm willing to help you with your project.
• She's willing to volunteer at the animal shelter.

This term is used in general situations to describe being prepared for an action or event.

• Are you ready for the meeting?
• I’m ready whenever you are.

Used to refer to the necessary items for a specific purpose, often in professional or technical settings.

• The gym has all the latest equipment.
• Make sure the laboratory equipment is clean.

Typically used for consumables or items needed for daily tasks, projects, or survival scenarios.

• We need to buy school supplies.
• They donated medical supplies to the clinic.

Commonly used for recreational or casual activities, especially outdoors, and can also refer to clothing.

• I need to pack my camping gear.
• He wears the latest hiking gear.