Word
resupply
Phoneticsre·sup·ply
US/ɹisəˈpɫaɪ/
UK/ɹɪsəplˈaɪ/
Definition
n. the act of getting more supplies, such as food, fuel, or equipment, to continue a journey or a task.
n. the act of providing additional supplies, such as food, fuel, or equipment, to a group or location.
Examples
“The team completed the resupply before heading into the mountains.”
“The military base was established to ensure that the troops could get a quick resupply of ammunition and medical supplies.”
“Logistical challenges often determine the success of long-distance expeditions, as a single failure to secure a resupply can leave the entire mission vulnerable to failure.”
Examples
simple
“The team completed the resupply before heading into the mountains.”
contextual
“The military base was established to ensure that the troops could get a quick resupply of ammunition and medical supplies.”
complex
“Logistical challenges often determine the success of long-distance expeditions, as a single failure to secure a resupply can leave the entire mission vulnerable to failure.”
Real-World Examples
“Data are collected along the way, even when RSV Nuyina is on a resupply voyage.” Scan code
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