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supply
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sup·ply1 /səˈplaɪ/ ●●● S2 W2 noun (plural supplies)
1 amount available 可用量 [countableC]KEEP/STORE an amount of something that is available to be used 供應量，供給量
supply of
I’ve only got a week’s supply of tablets left.
剩下的藥片只夠我一周的量了。
plentiful/abundant/adequate etc supply
There was a plentiful supply of cheap labour.
有大量廉價勞動力。
The nation’s fuel supplies will not last forever.
這個國家的燃料供應不會無窮無盡。
To protect the food supply, the government ordered the slaughter of affected cattle.
→ money supply 爲保護食品供應，政府下令宰殺被感染的牛。
2 NECESSARY THINGS 必需品supplies [plural]PROVIDE food, clothes, and things necessary for daily life or for a particular purpose, especially for a group of people over a period of time 日用（必需）品〔尤指供一群人在一段時間内用〕
Supplies were brought in by air.
補給品通過空運送來。
vital/essential/emergency supplies
trucks loaded with emergency supplies
載滿緊急救援物資的卡車
medical/school/cleaning etc supplies
foreign aid used to buy medical supplies
用於購買醫藥物資的外國援助款項
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3 gas/electricity/water etc supply SERVICESa system that is used to supply gas etc 煤氣/電力/自來水等供應（系統）
the public water supply
公共供水系統
If you fail to pay your bill, you run the risk of having your electricity supply cut off (=stopped).
如果你不付賬單，就有可能被斷電。
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gas/electricity/water etc supply• But neither at school nor at home was there a gas supply.• Is there an electricity supply? 7.• The companies plan to apply the concept to gas and electricity supplies as well as security systems.• This' black rain' left a sticky oily coating on people, livestock, crops, water supplies and buildings.• That left municipal water supply as the sole conceivable justification.• It is claimed the dust left behind pollutes water supplies.• The cisterns were the huge catchment tanks which held the city's water supply.
4 act of supplying 供應 [uncountableU]PROVIDE when you supply something 供應，供給；補給
supply of/to
The military government is trying to stop the supply of guns to the rebels.
軍政府試圖切斷叛軍的槍支補給。
5. supply ship/convoy/route etc TTKEEP/STOREa ship etc used for bringing or storing supplies 補給船/車[船]隊/路線等
→ in short supply at short1Examples from the Corpus
supply ship/convoy/route etc• This time Dennis claimed hits on a destroyer while Osborne inflicted damage on a supply ship.• An Axis supply convoy was now spotted by a Maryland, and on 7 May an attack was laid on.• At other times, they waged an incessant guerrilla war, attacking isolated Roman garrisons, ambushing caravans, cutting supply routes.• From the summit there is a view of the Roman supply route, Dere Street.• Mr Mobutu had cut the supply route after a dispute with Mr Savimbi.• None of the supply routes go close to the point where Sunderby's aircraft ditched.• The bases and the well-traveled supply routes that kept them run-ning were as obvious as Nui Ba Den.
n COLLOCATIONS
adjectives
a good supply
In hot countries, always carry a good supply of water.
a plentiful/abundant supply formal:
There was a plentiful supply of books and magazines to read.
an adequate supply
The larger cities usually have more modern health facilities and an adequate supply of medicines.
a constant/steady/regular supply
For dairy farming, a constant supply of lush grass is essential.
an endless/inexhaustible supply (=one that does not end, or seems not to end)
He has an endless supply of jokes.
a ready supply (=one that is easily available)
The early settlers also found a ready supply of flints in the chalk cliffs.
a small/limited supply
There is a limited supply of land for building.
a dwindling supply (=one that is getting smaller)
We cannot rely on the dwindling supplies of crude oil and natural gas.
a fresh supply
verbsA fresh supply of fuel was needed.
use up/exhaust a supply
The diver had nearly used up his supply of oxygen.
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supply• Within a week, one and a half million men, with abundant supplies, were in position for a massed attack.• The size of a premium or discount for a currency depends on demand and supply in the forward market for it.• More donors are needed as blood supplies run low.• The patient suffered a sudden decrease in the blood supply to part of her brain.• The electricity supply is less reliable in mountainous areas of the country.• We have to find ways of providing an equitable supply of food that does not depend upon crude market forces.• Food supplies in the camp were already running out.• The nation's fuel supplies will not last forever.• The hospital keeps a large supply of blood for use in emergencies.• Joe kept records of his stills photography and checked through the medical supplies.• The steel industry depends on a regular supply of raw materials.• The supermarket donated a year's supply of groceries to one needy family.• First prize was a year's supply of baby food.• The two do not always go together and experts who combine the two are in short supply.• In the extreme case, the supply will depend exclusively on demand.• We need to improve the supply of food to the area affected by the floods.• In south Texas, the water supply is close to failing.• The drought is threatening the water supply in some areas.• During the drought some households had their water supply cut off.
supply of• All the construction has created a plentiful supply of housing.• Blood clots can stop the supply of blood to the brain, causing a stroke.
supply of/to• There is also to be an initiative towards regional disarmament and towards limiting future arms supplies to the region.• In Raynaud's disease, the blood supply to the fingers is faulty, leading to attacks of numbness and discomfort.• If key sections of the system crumble, Moran said, San Francisco would be left with a four-day supply of water.• An infinitely interest-elastic supply of money. 5.• Walrus tusks were essentially substitutes for ivory in territories remote from supplies of elephant tusks.• For centuries, infants provided the poliovirus a steady supply of hosts, and open sewers delivered the disease to them.• There are clear signs that supplies of fungi are now dwindling.• The interaction of the demand for, and the supply of yen will establish the dollar price of yen.
supply2 ●●● S3 W2 verb (supplied, supplying, supplies) [transitiveT]
1 PROVIDEto provide people with something that they need or want, especially regularly over a long period of time 供應，供給，提供〔所需物品〕
Paint for the project was supplied by the city.
該項目所用油漆由市政府提供。
supply somebody with something
An informer supplied the police with the names of those involved in the crime.
有告密者向警方提供了涉案者的名字。
supply something to somebody
They were arrested for supplying drugs to street dealers.
他們因向街頭毒品販子提供毒品而被逮捕。
2 be well/poorly/generously supplied with something to have a lot of something, a little of something etc 某物供應充分/不足/充足
The lounge was well supplied with ashtrays.
休息室備有大量煙灰缸。
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supply• Johns notes that the strategy of substituting active for passive raises the problem of supplying a subject for the active clause.• The company supplies fish to local shops and restaurants.• Interspersed between tragic stories are a few songs supplying pointed but comic relief.• He wanted Frank and Raymo to be part of it and he supplied some operational details.• This also supplies the data for D2.• The US government was accused of supplying the rebels with arms and equipment.• To make life easier for the user a keyboard overlay is supplied which carries the various options.• A great range of waiting-rooms, offices, restaurants, baggage rooms, and a post office were supplied within.
supply somebody with something• In the 1850s, Stanford started his business by supplying miners with shovels.
From Longman Business Dictionary
supplysup·ply1 /səˈplaɪ/ verb (past tensepst and past participlepp supplied) [transitiveT]
1COMMERCEto provide goods or services to customers, especially regularly and over a long period of time
In certain circumstances they will charge an additional amount when supplying agricultural goods and services.
supply something to somebody
The company supplies products and services to the energy industry.
supply somebody with something
The computer giant has agreed to supply Mitsubishi with mainframe and minicomputers.
2to give someone something they want or need
Several pharmaceutical companies are supplyingadditional data and making recommendations on labeling.
Financing was supplied by a syndicate of international banks.
supply somebody with something
All employees were supplied with protective clothing.
supplysupply2 noun (plural supplies)
1[countableC]COMMERCEECONOMICS an amount of something that is available to be sold, bought, used etc
The quality of the locallabour supply has helped to keep his company growing.
One-quarter of the nation’soil supply is shipped via the pipeline.
Coal inventories at the end of March were 390,000 metric tons, a 14-day supply.
During times of rapid growth demand for aircraft maintenance resources also tends to outstrip supply.
2be in short supply if something is in short supply, very little of it is available
Pricing information is in short supply because computer makers don’t like to talk about the latest trends.
The building projects are behind schedule and construction materials in desperately short supply.
3water/gas/electricity etc supply a system that provides water, gas etc
Thepublic water supply company said the charge was related to its environmental testing laboratory.
→ see also money supply4[uncountableU]COMMERCE the act of supplying something
supply of
There were some difficulties in the supply of raw materials.
(1300-1400) Old French soupleier, from Latin supplere “to fill up, supplement, supply”, from sub- “up” + plere “to fill”
sup·ply1 noun →n COLLOCATIONS1supply2 verb
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See also: supple
See also: supplely
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supply noun
⇨ supply (supplies of food) ⇨ supplies (run short of supplies) ⇨ in short supply ⇨ scarce adj. supply verb
⇨ provide supply supply ♦︎ resource ♦︎ stock ♦︎ reserve ♦︎ pool ♦︎ hoard ♦︎ bank ♦︎ store ♦︎ arsenal ♦︎ stockpile These are all words for an amount of sth which is available to be used when it is needed. 這些詞均表示供應量、儲備、庫存。 PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配 ◆ a supply / a stock / a reserve / a pool / a hoard / a bank / a store / an arsenal / a stockpile of sth ◆ to be / have sth in supply / stock ◆ a supply / stocks / an arsenal / a stockpile of weapons ◆ a supply / bank / store of information ◆ a supply / a stock / stores of food ◆ a supply / reserves / a store of water ◆ supplies / stocks / reserves / stockpiles of coal ◆ (a) vast supply / resources / stock / reserve / hoard / bank / store / arsenal / stockpile ◆ (a) large supply / resources / stock / reserve / hoard / store / arsenal / stockpile ◆ (a) dwindling supplies / resources / stocks / reserves / pool / stockpiles ◆ a secret supply / stock / hoard / store ◆ (a) food supply / stocks / reserves / store / stockpile ◆ weapons supplies / stocks / stores◆ coal supplies / stocks / reserves◆ oil / gas supplies / reserves◆ to build up a supply / resources / a stock / reserves / a bank / a store / an arsenal / a stockpile ◆ to reduce the supply / resources / stock / reserves / pool / stores ◆ to use up / exhaust the supply / resources / stock / reserves / store ■ supply [countable ] an amount of sth that is provided or available to be used 供應量；儲備 ◆ The water supply is unsafe.供水不穩定。 ◆ Supplies of food are almost exhausted.貯存的食物快吃完了。 ◆ We cannot guarantee adequate supplies of raw materials.我們不能保證提供充足的原料。 supply ⇨ provide verb ■ resource [countable , usually plural ] a supply of sth that a country, organization or person has and can use, especially to increase their wealth （國家、組織或個人所有，尤指用於增加財富的）資源，財力 ◆ the exploitation of minerals and other natural resources 礦産和其他自然資源的開發 ◆ We do not have the resources (= money) to update our computer software.我們沒有錢來更新我們的電腦軟件。 ◆ We agreed to pool our resources (= so that everyone gives sth) .我們同意把資源集中起來使用。 human resources ⇨ staff ■ stock [uncountable , countable ] a supply of goods that is available for sale in a shop; a supply of sth that is available to be used （商店的）現貨，存貨，庫存；儲備 ◆ That particular model is not currently in stock.那種型號目前沒貨。 ◆ I'm afraid we're temporarily out of stock .很遺憾，我們暫時脫銷了。 ◆ We don't carry a large stock of pine furniture.鬆木家具我們備貨不多。 ◆ I've built up a good stock of teaching materials over the years.這些年來我積累了大量教學資料。 ◆ Food stocks are running low.貯存的食物快吃完了。 stock ⇨ sell verb 2 , stock ⇨ equip verb 1 , stock up ⇨ keep verb 1 ■ reserve [countable , usually plural ] a supply of sth that is available to be used in the future or when it is needed 儲備（量）；貯藏（量） ◆ The country is thought to have huge untapped oil and gas reserves.人們認爲該國有大量未開采的石油和天然氣貯藏。 ◆ He discovered unexpected reserves of strength .他意外地發現自己還有貯存的體力。 ◆ The report calls for reserve funds to be established.該報告呼籲建立儲備金。 ■ pool [countable ] a supply of things or money that is shared by a group of people and can be used when needed （共用的）資源，資金 ◆ There is a pool of cars used by the firm's salesmen.公司銷售員有共用的車輛。 ◆ (BrE a pool car共用的汽車 ◆ The purpose of an insurance company is to provide a pool of funds from which to meet claims made by its customers.保險公司的目的是提供一筆共用的資金以滿足客戶的索賠需要。 pool ⇨ share verb ■ hoard [countable ] a collection of sth valuable such as money or food, especially one that sb keeps in a secret place so that other people will not find or steal it （貴重物品的）貯存，聚藏；（尤指）秘藏 ◆ They dug up a hoard of Roman coins.他們挖出一批秘藏的古羅馬硬幣。 ◆ Police have uncovered a hoard of stolen goods which may help to trace the fugitives.警方發現了一批或可以幫助追查逃犯的失竊物品。 hoard ⇨ keep verb 1 ■ bank [countable ] an amount of sth that is collected; a place where sth is stored ready for use 庫存；庫 ◆ They intend to establish a bank of information which will be accessible to the public.他們打算建立一個可以讓公衆使用的信息庫。 ◆ a blood / sperm bank血庫；精子庫 ■ store [countable ] an amount or supply of sth that you have and use 貯存量；儲備 ◆ her secret store of chocolate她私下裏存放的巧克力 ◆ This is vital information to add to your store of knowledge.這是很重要的信息，你有必要知道。 store ⇨ keep verb 1 ■ arsenal ˈɑːsənl; NAmE ˈɑːrsənl [countable ] a collection of weapons such as guns and explosives 武器儲備；槍炮彈藥 ◆ The treaty requires them to reduce their nuclear arsenal by 30%.條約要求他們把核武器的數量減少30%。 ■ stockpile ˈstɒkpaɪl; NAmE ˈstɑːkpaɪl [countable ] a large supply of sth that is kept to be used in the future if necessary; a large supply of sth that cannot easily be used or destroyed 囤聚的物資；不易使用（或銷毀）的物資 ◆ Stockpiles of coal have reached a critically low level.煤炭存量已經下降到一個非常低的程度。 ◆ The growing stockpile of used tyres is a worldwide problem.廢舊輪胎積存量的增加是一個世界性問題。 stockpile ⇨ keep verb 1
noun
supply
General words for numbers, amounts and quantities: accumulation, allocation, allowance...
Important thing or detail: feature, priority, element...
The process of giving or supplying: supply, provision, distribution...
To provide something needed or missing: provide, supply, equip...
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