re-equip

verb

1. to furnish (someone or something) with new supplies, equipment, etc

Example Sentences

Boeing has not come forward to make recommendations to re-equip its airplanes with better tracking technology.

From The Daily Beast

He knew it was impossible to return to his marquee to re-equip himself.

From Project Gutenberg

We were told that we were moving in three days' time, and that meantime we had to re-equip and reorganise.

From Project Gutenberg

They must gather the expeditions together, and re-equip the ships.

From Project Gutenberg