preparedness

名词有准备，已准备

1. （尤指对战争或灾难）有准备，做好准备
    Preparedness is the state of being ready for something to happen, especially for war or a disaster.

    e.g. The situation in the capital forced them to maintain military preparedness.
           首都的形势迫使他们时刻做好军事准备。
    e.g. ...red alert, the maximum state of preparedness.
           红色警戒，一级准备状态

1. Foreign banks have increased their preparedness to enter China's vast banking card market since the country joined the World Trade Organization in December 2001.

2. " Countries should be ready for the importation threat with a comprehensive national importation preparedness plan, " said Shin.

3. While holding the promise of record profit for the tourism industry, this coming national holiday season will constitute a daunting test for epidemic control preparedness.

4. He is regional coordinator for a federal emergency preparedness grant covering the state and is involved in helping place evacuees in other hospitals.

5. The head of the Revolutionary Guards'aerospace division emphasised Iran's preparedness to strike Israel and US interests in the event of any attack on Iran.

6. The power of gathering timely information and its relentless delivery cannot be overstated in the arsenal of security preparedness.

7. ROK's defense ministry said in a statement that the drill was aimed at checking solid military preparedness and war - fighting capabilities against enemy provocation.

8. Provincial governments have prepared an emergency preparedness plan that include standard operating procedures for surveillance, diagnosis and control of avian influenza in the country.

9. The era when nations demonstrated their strength and preparedness, and boosted their morale through fascinating display of weapons has passed.

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10. The drill is aimed at ensuring preparedness for the defense of Beijing in a potential air raid.

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