Adjective:

બહાર મૂકૉ,

fitted out's Usage Examples:

She was fitted out at Avonmouth and then spent three months based at Portsmouth testing nets of various gauges in the English Channel.

After returning to the Nore in 1780, Discovery was fitted out as a transport at Woolwich Dockyard, serving as such between December.

The hulls were built by contractors such as Bruce Orchard and fitted out at the Maizey home until the growing business took up residence in a factory.

The British also experimented with the aircraft-carrying submarine concept when was fitted out in a manner similar to the German U-boat but for the purpose of intercepting German airships as they crossed the North Sea.

CommandOn 18 January 1782 Keats was put in command of the store ship which was later fitted out as a floating battery in the defense of New York City.

London, basements are often fitted out to a high standard and used as living space.

Eras took an interest in chemistry and Charles became his assistant, with the two using a garden shed at their home fitted out as a laboratory and extending their interests to crystallography.

In New Orleans, he fitted out vessels for the Confederate Navy, and served in the Confederate Navy himself.

The class was built specifically for parcels, fitted out with parcel racks and bike storage at each end, and did not feature any.

The CSS General Earl Van Dorn, a side-wheel river steamer, was fitted out in early 1862 at New Orleans, Louisiana as a River Defense Fleet "cottonclad".

Putnam volunteered in 1881 for service in , fitted out to search for , which had been lost in the Arctic on an expedition to reach the North Pole.

She was not fitted out until 1731, when she was recommissioned under Captain John Roberta.

Synonyms:

prepared, equipped,

Antonyms:

unprepared, unwilling, unrehearsed,