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to provide
01
to give someone what is needed or necessary
Transitive: to provide something needed for sb
Example
The company will provide training for all new employees.
The community center provides after-school programs and activities for children.
The hotel provides complimentary toiletries for guests, including shampoo, conditioner, and soap.
02
to furnish or make something available for use or consumption, such as goods or services
Ditransitive: to provide sth with a feature
03
(of a law or a rule) to specify that it is obligatory for something to be done
Transitive: to provide that
Example
The school regulations provide that students must wear the approved uniform during school hours.
The local ordinance provides that pet owners must clean up after their animals in public spaces.
The company policy provides that all employees must undergo annual safety training.
04
to arrange or plan for something in advance to ensure readiness
Transitive: to provide for a situation or state
05
to supply with what is needed for the maintenance of someone or something, especially financial support or resources
Transitive: to provide for sb/sth
06
to make available the means for accomplishing or achieving something
Ditransitive: to provide sb with an opportunity or advantage
Example
Improved infrastructure in rural areas provides residents with access to essential services like healthcare and education.
Accessible technology provides people with disabilities the opportunity to fully participate in society.
Affordable housing initiatives provide families with the chance to own their own homes.
Example
The company will provide training for all new employees.
The community center provides after-school programs and activities for children.
The hotel provides complimentary toiletries for guests, including shampoo, conditioner, and soap.
The restaurant aims to provide excellent customer service for the patrons.
The teacher will provide additional resources for the students to enhance their learning.
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