Pronunciation: /ˈloʊdəd fɔr bɛr/
adjective describes the state of being prepared or equipped for a difficult or challenging situation
A1 The hunter was loaded for bear as he set out into the woods.
A2 The team came prepared and loaded for bear to win the championship.
B1 The soldiers were loaded for bear with all the necessary equipment for the mission.
B2 The detective arrived at the crime scene fully loaded for bear, ready to solve the case.
C1 The politician entered the debate loaded for bear, armed with facts and statistics.
C2 The lawyer was loaded for bear in the courtroom, ready to present a strong case for the defense.
preposition indicates the purpose or reason for being prepared or equipped
A1 He was loaded for bear with snacks for the long car ride.
A2 She came to the party loaded for bear with presents for everyone.
B1 The team was loaded for bear with new equipment for the big game.
B2 The company was loaded for bear with resources for the upcoming project.
C1 The government was loaded for bear with information for the press conference.
C2 The organization was loaded for bear with strategies for the negotiation.
formal The soldiers were fully loaded for bear as they prepared for the upcoming mission.
informal We're going to the beach tomorrow, so make sure you're loaded for bear with sunscreen and snacks.
slang I heard Jenny is always loaded for bear when it comes to partying.
figurative After months of training, he was mentally loaded for bear and ready to tackle any challenge.
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