Preparation
Getting Ready
noun, verbal noun
This task is just an idea because you're still doing preparation for it. You're getting ready. Once you finish that, the task idea can become a task reality, but until then you're just preparing.
用意 means having something ready for a specific purpose. Meals, cars, rooms, and even umbrellas are all things you might get to a state of readiness with your 用意. And once it's 用意'd, that means it's set and ready to go.
This is a jukugo word that uses the on'yomi readings of the kanji. You should be able to read this on your own.
用意をする
to make preparations
用意を行う
to carry out preparations
用意を始める
to begin preparations
用意ができる
to be ready, can prepare
用意がある
to be prepared, to have ready
用意が終わる
to finish preparations
朝食の用意
breakfast preparation
食事の用意
meal preparation
夕食の用意
dinner preparation
ご用意
preparations
もしもの時のためにキャンドルとライターを用意しました。
I got candles and a lighter ready in case of an emergency.
明日の学校の用意はもう出来た？
Are you done getting things ready for school tomorrow?
出所祝いの鍋パーティーの用意は全てこちらで致しますので、あなたは保釈金の用意をお願いします。
We will do all the nabe party arrangements to celebrate the release from jail, so please take care of making arrangements for bail on your side.