supply

supply
sup·ply
1. sup·ply [səʼplaɪ] vt <-ie->
1) (provide sth)
to \supply sth für etw akk sorgen, etw bereitstellen;
to \supply an answer to a question eine Antwort auf eine Frage geben;
to \supply information about sth Informationen über etw akk geben;
to come supplied with sth car, radio mit etw dat ausgestattet [o ausgerüstet] sein;
to \supply sth to sb arms, drugs jdm etw beschaffen;
to be accused of \supplying drugs des Drogenhandels beschuldigt werden, wegen Drogenhandel[s] angeklagt sein
2) (provide sb with sth)
to \supply sb jdn versorgen, jdm etw geben; econ jdn mit etw dat beliefern;
to be supplied with sth etw erhalten;
to \supply sb with food jdn mit Nahrung versorgen
3) (act as source) liefern;
this cereal supplies plenty of vitamins dieses Getreide ist ein großer Vitaminspender
4) (satisfy)
to \supply a demand eine Nachfrage befriedigen;
to \supply a requirement einer Forderung nachkommen n
1) (stock) Vorrat m (of an +dat);
a month's \supply of tablets eine Monatspackung Tabletten;
water \supply Wasservorrat m
2) no pl (action) Versorgung f, Bereitstellung f;
electricity [or power] /water \supply Strom-/Wasserversorgung f;
oil/petrol \supply Öl-/Benzinzufuhr f; (action of providing) Belieferung f;
source of \supply Bezugsquelle f
3) econ Angebot nt;
\supply and demand Angebot und Nachfrage;
to be in plentiful \supply im Überfluss [o reichlich] vorhanden sein;
to be in short \supply Mangelware sein
4) supplies pl (provision) Versorgung f kein pl mil Nachschub m; (amount needed) Bedarf m;
food supplies Versorgung f mit Lebensmitteln Lebensmittellieferungen fpl;
to be urgently in need of medical supplies dringend medizinischer Versorgung bedürfen;
to cut off supplies die Lieferungen einstellen;
to cut off gas/water supplies das Gas/Wasser abstellen;
office supplies Bürobedarf m
5) (amount available)
supplies pl Vorräte mpl, Bestände mpl;
food supplies Lebensmittelvorräte mpl; (for camping, journey) Proviant m
6) (Brit) pol
supplies pl Budget nt, bewilligter Etat
7) (Brit, Aus) (teacher) Vertretungslehrer(in) m(f), Aushilfslehrer(in) m(f);
to be on \supply vertretungsweise unterrichten
2. sup·ply [ʼsʌpl̩i] adv
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