英语词组fitting in是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

fit in(to)

1. To become assimilated into and accepted by a group. I just don't fit in with any of the kids at my new school.

2. To blend or work harmoniously with something. Working in a research lab really fits in with my shy personality.

3. To be able to be placed within something because there is sufficient space. Do these papers fit into that file? I know it's practically bulging at the seams.

4. To be able to place something within something because there is sufficient space. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is used between "fit" and "in(to)." Can you fit these papers into that file? I know it's practically bulging at the seams.

fit someone or something in(to) something

and fit someone or something in

to manage to place someone or something into something. I think I can fit you into my schedule. I have fit in three people already today. The shelf is tight, but I think I can fit one more book in.

fit in

(somehow) (with something) to match up or harmonize with something in some fashion. Your itinerary fits in well with my plans. This fits in very poorly with what I had planned.

fit in

(with someone or something) to be comfortable with someone or something; to be in accord or harmony with someone or something. I really feel as if I fit in with that group of people. It's good that you fit in. This chair doesn't fit in with the style of furniture in my house.

fit in(to) something

[for something] to be a suitable size to go into something. This peg does not fit into this hole. That huge sofa simply doesn't fit in through the door.

fit in

1. Also, fit into. Provide a place or time for. For example, We can't fit in another appointment-there's no time, or That tree won't fit into the hole you've dug. [Late 1600s]

2. fit in with. Be suited to, belong. For example, I just don't fit in with this group, or Her mood fitted in with the sad occasion.

fit in

1. To be easily accommodated; fit: The puzzle piece fits in here.

2. To belong to a group or to have similarities with members of a group: I never fit in with the popular crowd at school. The kids felt awkward in their new school, but soon they found that they fit in well.

3. To be logically or seamlessly related to something; mesh: My role as supervisor fits in with my authoritative personality.

4. To cause something to be placed or accommodated within specific limits: I don't know if we can fit the paragraph in the space provided. We can fit you in at noon.

词组	fitting in
释义	(redirected from fitting in) fit in(to) 1. To become assimilated into and accepted by a group. I just don't fit in with any of the kids at my new school. 2. To blend or work harmoniously with something. Working in a research lab really fits in with my shy personality. 3. To be able to be placed within something because there is sufficient space. Do these papers fit into that file? I know it's practically bulging at the seams. 4. To be able to place something within something because there is sufficient space. In this usage, a noun or pronoun is used between "fit" and "in(to)." Can you fit these papers into that file? I know it's practically bulging at the seams. fit someone or something in(to) something and fit someone or something in to manage to place someone or something into something. I think I can fit you into my schedule. I have fit in three people already today. The shelf is tight, but I think I can fit one more book in. fit in (somehow) (with something) to match up or harmonize with something in some fashion. Your itinerary fits in well with my plans. This fits in very poorly with what I had planned. fit in (with someone or something) to be comfortable with someone or something; to be in accord or harmony with someone or something. I really feel as if I fit in with that group of people. It's good that you fit in. This chair doesn't fit in with the style of furniture in my house. fit in(to) something [for something] to be a suitable size to go into something. This peg does not fit into this hole. That huge sofa simply doesn't fit in through the door. fit in 1. Also, fit into. Provide a place or time for. For example, We can't fit in another appointment-there's no time, or That tree won't fit into the hole you've dug. [Late 1600s] 2. fit in with. Be suited to, belong. For example, I just don't fit in with this group, or Her mood fitted in with the sad occasion. fit in v. 1. To be easily accommodated; fit: The puzzle piece fits in here. 2. To belong to a group or to have similarities with members of a group: I never fit in with the popular crowd at school. The kids felt awkward in their new school, but soon they found that they fit in well. 3. To be logically or seamlessly related to something; mesh: My role as supervisor fits in with my authoritative personality. 4. To cause something to be placed or accommodated within specific limits: I don't know if we can fit the paragraph in the space provided. We can fit you in at noon.
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