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cater English

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What does cater mean?
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cater Verb

— To cater is to bring or make food for an event. We need to get a company to cater our party this weekend. — To cater to someone is to serve them and provide for their needs. The servant catered to the king.

cater

— verb (= provide) give what is desired or needed, especially support, food or sustenance The hostess provided lunch for all the guests — verb supply food ready to eat; for parties and banquets

Synonyms cater synonyms

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cater English » English

provide supply furnish serve satisfy render purvey ply deliver attend yield victual stock service satisfaction satiate sate put out provision provide for procure present prepare provisions prepare pay pass on meet let lend indue hand over gratify give gift fuel fasten endue empower drive home donate dispense deal confer bestow begin to do award attain assuage assign apply

Conjugation cater conjugation

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Leaving. Miss Johnson, you were hired to serve as well as cater.
I'm not riding half the night to cater to Altar.
I won't cater to them.
If you knew how ardently I have worked for Mr. Fogg. how enthusiastically I have endeavored to cater to his every whim.
This dump'll cater to nothing but the carriage trade.
We don't have the personnel to cater to.
Cater to his childish whims.
Cater to such outrageous behavior?
We must cater to his every whim until this phase passes.
You told us to cater to him.
From now on, I think we'd be wise to cater to his taste.
I'm going to meet you men on your own terms, cater to your craving for efficiency, learn to talk sports, tell jokes, smoke, drink and, if I have to, I'll even kiss you back.
Our religion is the first church To cater for the naughty type of person.
We have to cater to such sad occasions as well.
We cater to ladies and gentlemen here. All right, I understand.
We don't cater to your class of people here.
Miss Johnson, you were hired to serve as well as cater.
Heh, I won't cater to them.
However, tonight i thought rather than cater to your juvenile mentalities we might perhaps have a rather more adult game.
I don't want to cater some flipped out prisoners.
In other words, just because Clarence is cross-eyed, I have to cater to him, right?
Maybe we can get her to cater a dinner.
Well, you may be entirely correct, Watson, but don't forget that cabs that cater to the railway trade invariably return to the terminal after they've dispensed with their fare.
I don't cater to no inverts.
And trouble is something I don't cater to.
Rev. Taylor tells me there are three roadhouses in this area. that cater to minors.
We cater to the scientific community.
Besides, we only cater to the smart set.
We don't cater for the criminal classes, Mr Fothergill.
Do I have to cater to this?
We have to cater to that sometimes.
Madame Mae's shop doesn't cater to woman with terrific curves.
I'll cater to all your whims!
There's plenty of room for him at Rabat or Tangier where they cater for tourists.
You can cater my party anytime.
I hear Miss Grey will be traveling with us, ready to cater for our every need.
This park was not built to cater only for the super rich.
I just told my mom I'd cater her party.
And the next time you cater for me. there will be nothing but ice in the freezer.
I cater to a clientele that prefers tradition.

News and current affairs

Both parties therefore cater to their wishes.
Countries around the world are embracing shortsighted policies that cater to the immediate needs of domestic constituencies.
Since capital can now avoid states that tax and regulate, governments cater to its demands.
And that is precisely the sentiment to which democratically elected politicians will cater.
At the same time, Russia wants to cater to other markets, notably along its eastern frontier.
Yet there are some important signs around the world that people are fed up with governments that cater to the rich while ignoring everyone else.
Indeed, it is designed to cater to all 435,000 Syrian child refugees now in the country.
There cannot be universal educational opportunity for the worlds' children without an agreement that we will cater to children in conflict zones.
Nor does Russia need to cater to pacifism for domestic political considerations, as a pacifist movement is non-existent in my country.
Producers and suppliers adapt quickly to the latest trends, and cater to local markets.
While reports that cater to the sometimes virulent nationalist sentiments of readers, viewers, and listeners can succeed in garnering a larger market share - as in any other capitalist country - they can also mislead.
It is argued that early retirement systems cater to needs that are different from those addressed by traditional PAYG schemes.

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