關於Equipment的意思和用法的提問

A: “For granted” usually means to not recognize it’s worth. For example some people take running water for granted because they don’t see it as a big deal. But people without running water in their homes would never take it for granted.

A: Someone who take care of gear, instruments in the background. Not necessarily a male, mind you.

A: similar to ... 시청의 장비 보관하는 곳

A: @bsaxton: @arii: Thanks! Wow, very inspirational! I really appreciate your help and your time! 😀

A: Sounds like you will have to keep paying for the equipment until you get it fixed.

A: "it is important to bring the right equipment when camping."

"they lacked the necessary equipment to start a fire so they had to improvise."

"no amount of equipment can compensate for lack of skill"

A: Fun!

‎EQUIPMENT - many many kinds of equipment; can be a tool, can be “gear” (equipment you wear), can be the things you need for doing something, the things you need in order for something to happen.

* “camping equipment” - sleeping bag, tent, small camping cook stove, flashlight
* “kitchen equipment” - knives, dishes, bowls, toaster, cutting board, microwave, usually referring to smaller implements (not kitchen stoves and refrigerators)
* “hiking equipment” - boots, backpack, compass,
* “electrical equipment” - microwave, computer, printer, modem, amplifier, speaker
* “audio equipment” - speakers, amplifiers, microphones, equalizers, mixers, DJ gear
* “construction equipment” - hammer, staple gun, nail gun, safety harness, visibility vest, construction hat/helmet

句子
“Make sure you have the proper equipment.”

“Get your equipment inside so we get started.”

“Put your equipment on and let’s go.”

“I need the proper equipment to get the job done right”


INSTRUMENT - used to describe doctor’s equipment, or a musical instrument

句子
“Make sure the surgical instruments are prepped and ready for the 2pm operation.”

“A scalpel is an important surgical instrument.”

“Her voice is her instrument”

“All the orchestra’s instruments sound amazing.”


APPLIANCE - usually (in American English) we use the word “appliance” with household machines. An appliance, in the general sense, is an electrical or mechanical machine which accomplishes a specific function.

* “Kitchen appliances” - dishwasher, toaster, refrigerator, stove, dehydrator, blender, rice cooker, etc.
* “Household appliances” - washing machine, dryer, deep freezer, hot water heater

句子
“Can you make sure all the appliances are turned off in the kitchen?”

“We really need new kitchen appliances.”

“We have to stop later at the appliance store and shop for a new water heater.”


Hope that helps!

A: same

A: To a musician:
Lights, Control Panel, Speakers, Mic Stands, Cables, etc are equipment.
Guitars, Drums, Bass, Piano, etc are instruments.

To a photographer:
Computer, Software, Lights, Carry bag, Camera stand, etc. are equipment.
Camera, Lens, Filters are instruments.

More general:
Instruments are the set of things that you directly use to produce your "art," whether that is actual art or your professional output.

Equipment is all the things that make your life easier while doing your work. The items that are important for their supporting nature.

A: They can be the same. Device is more likely one unit, equipment can be more general.

The workshop was full of equipment.
He carried a small device for measuring radiation.

But also...

He carried some equipment for measuring radiation.

But we don't really say... the workshop was full of devices. : )

A: A facility is a building. Equipment is a tool you use.

A: Maybe
“Equipment for figure skating” would sound best.

I don’t know what you mean by:
“スケートをするときのシューズ、衣装などまとめてなんといいますか？”

I hope my answer helps, though!

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A: 😇😇

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A: The equipment necessary for online education is too expensive for lower income people to afford

( poor can mean poverty in a extreme way unable to afford food/ shelter or be seen as rude)

A: because it needs to be in past tense because they already looked at what's the better quality. I hope I answered your question

A: You just forgot the ing on deal: "I got used to dealing with this equipment."

A: Though as you are studying UK English, in the UK we don't say 'faucet', we say 'tap'.

A: We would like to send two units of equipment back to you for calibration around the beginning of October. Please respond with the following details listed below. Thank you.

1.)Please provide suggestions for a shipping date.
2.)Please provide details of the recipes including company name, address, contact person, phone number.
3.)Please advise what kind of info or documents should be enclosed to help with calibration.
4.)Please provide separate invoices for each unit of equipment. There should be two invoices.