Idioms

furnish for

furnish (something) for (someone or something)

To give something to someone or something; to supply someone or something with something. Is the company going to furnish an apartment for you, or are you supposed to find one on your own? Don't worry, the finance department is going to furnish the budget projections for our project. I would like to get started, but John still hasn't furnished the new hire data for the report.
See also: for, furnish
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furnish something for someone or something

 and furnish someone or something with something
to provide something for someone or a group. I would be happy to furnish dinner for the visitors. I furnished the board of directors with the information.
See also: for, furnish

furnish something for something

to provide something to be used as something. Could you furnish the salad for our picnic? We can't furnish enough glassware for the whole party.
See also: for, furnish
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. © 2002 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
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By utilizing this knowledge, it was conceived that appreciable gains in dimensional stability could be attained by using treated furnish for specific layers within a panel.
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