| 词组 | suit |
| 释义 | suit [suited, suited, suiting] suit to 1. be suited to sth to be the right person or thing for a particular purpose, job, or situation: ▪ Students have created a wildlife garden suited to the needs of disabled people. be suited to doing sth ▪ I think you realise quite quickly if someone is not suited to working in the emergency services. be well/ideally/perfectly suited to sth ▪ Declan McGonagle has a background perfectly suited to his new post as director of the museum. ▪ The debate is not over who is best suited to run the country, but which politician is the least corrupt. 2. suit sth to sth formal to make something exactly right for something else: ▪ Suit the punishment to the crime. ▪ Most teachers use a variety of approaches and methods in their work, suiting them to the needs of each class. suit up suit up AmE to put on a uniform or special clothes, especially for playing a sport: ▪ Young will suit up for tonight's game against the Pittsburgh Penguins. ▪ The astronauts suited up and took their first walk in space. |
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