prep in Latin
prep in Latin is praep, praepus — prep means to get something or someone ready in advance.
prep in Latin
praep
praepus
What does "prep" mean?
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verb To get something or someone ready in advance.
"The chefs spent the morning prepping vegetables for dinner service."
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noun Preparation, especially schoolwork done before class or work done before an event.
"He stayed up late finishing his prep for tomorrow's exam."
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prep in a sentence
- The chefs spent the morning prepping vegetables for dinner service.
- She prepped hard for the job interview.
- He stayed up late finishing his prep for tomorrow's exam.
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What is "prep" in Latin?
"prep" in Latin is praep, praepus. prep means: To get something or someone ready in advance.
How do you use "prep" in a sentence?
Example: "The chefs spent the morning prepping vegetables for dinner service." In Latin, "prep" is praep, praepus.
Are there other ways to say "prep" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "prep": praep, praepus.
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