| 词组 | fit |
| 释义 | verb | adjective | noun fit1 /fɪt/ verb 1. to be the right size and shape to go on or in somethingadverbsfit well It’s important to buy shoes that fit well. | The second-hand coat fitted her very well.fit perfectly (=very well) The dress fitted perfectly.fit tightly/closely/snugly The ring fitted snugly on her finger. | The boards did not fit closely together.fit loosely The jacket fitted loosely around his waist.fit properly The lid doesn’t fit properly.fit exactly The piece of wood fitted exactly in the space.fit neatly/nicely Trim the circle of paper so that it fits neatly into the baking tin.fit easily/comfortably The notebook will fit easily into a handbag.phrasesfit (sb) like a glove (=very well) The expensive jacket fitted him like a glove.2. to match or be similar to something in some wayadverbsfit sth well/perfectly The man fitted her description perfectly. | This latest incident fits the pattern quite well.nounsfit a description The man fits the description of the thief.fit the facts/data His explanation fits the facts.fit an image/stereotype She doesn’t fit the image of the perfect athlete.fit a profile (=match a description or idea of a particular type of person) Passengers who fit the profile of potential terrorists are questioned.fit a pattern The crime fits the pattern of the previous murders.fit a theory He ignored facts that didn’t fit his theory.fit the criteria We identified 141 patients who fitted the criteria.fit sb’s needs/requirements The college can adapt courses to fit your needs.prepositionsfit (in) with sth Their view fits in with mine.phrasesthe punishment should fit the crime They believe that the punishment should fit the crime and that murderers should be killed. verb | adjective | noun fit2 /fɪt/ adjective healthy and able to do physical exerciseverbsget fit I need to get fit before we go for any long walks.keep sb fit Cycling keeps you fit.keep/stay fit She tries to keep fit by going swimming twice a week.look fit Keith doesn’t look very fit – he needs to do some exercise.feel fit Do you feel fit enough to do the race?adverbsreally/incredibly fit My dad’s really fit for someone of his age.physically fit You need to be physically fit to join the army.fully/perfectly fit It could take months before he is fully fit again after his injury.phrases(as) fit as a fiddle (=completely fit) I feel as fit as a fiddle now. verb | adjective | noun fit3 noun 1. a short time during which you cannot control your emotions or actionsphrasesa fit of laughter The audience were in fits of laughter.a fit of temper/rage/anger My father had terrible fits of rage.a fit of jealousy He killed his wife in a fit of jealousy.a fit of madness/insanity In a fit of madness, she jumped from her bedroom window.a fit of depression/despair The writer was subject to fits of depression.a fit of hysteria/hysterics In a fit of hysteria, she blamed me for causing her father’s death.a fit of coughing also a coughing fit The dust sent him into a fit of coughing. | I waited until his coughing fit had ended.a fit of pique (=a short time of feeling annoyed and upset) In a fit of pique, he destroyed all his early poems.a fainting fit I am prone to fainting fits.adjectivesan epileptic fit (=caused by epilepsy) I was worried that she was having an epileptic fit.a sudden fit The woman slammed the door in a sudden fit of rage.occasional/periodic fits He has periodic fits of depression.a major/mild fit (=of epilepsy) He had three or four major fits before he was diagnosed with epilepsy.verbshave a fit Nina had a coughing fit.cause/trigger a fit Flashing lights can trigger a fit.throw a fit informal (=get very angry and upset) When I refused to carry him, Tommy threw a fit.prepositionsa fit of sth He had a sudden fit of anger. | She suffers from fits of depression.in a fit of sth Paul collapsed in a fit of laughter.phrasesbe in fits (=be laughing uncontrollably) By the end of her story we were in fits.have sb in fits (=make someone laugh uncontrollably) He’s so funny – he had us all in fits.2. the way in which something fits on or into somethingadjectivesa good/perfect fit The shoes look a good fit. | These jeans are a perfect fit.a poor/bad fit The door was a poor fit and there was a big gap underneath. | The coat was not a bad fit.a tight/snug/close fit We got all the furniture in the van, but it was a tight fit. | Make sure both sections form a close fit.a loose fit I like skirts with a loose fit.a comfortable fit The dress has an elastic waist for a comfortable fit. |
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