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fit1 US English

(of a thing) of a suitable quality, standard, or type to meet the required purpose

fit2 US English

a sudden uncontrollable outbreak of intense emotion, laughter, coughing, or other action or activity

fit (also fytte)3 US English

a section of a poem

fit in fit1 US English

be of the right shape and size for

e-fit US English

an electronic picture of the face of a person being sought by the police, created by a computer program from composite photographs of facial features

fit in in fit1 US English

(of a person) be socially compatible with other members of a group

fit-up US English

an instance of incriminating someone by falsifying evidence against them

see or think fit in fit1 US English

consider it correct or acceptable to do something

fit-out US English

an act of providing the necessary equipment for a house or apartment, especially the final decoration and furniture

fit into in fit1 US English

(of a person or thing) constitute part of a particular situation or larger structure

keep-fit US English

regular exercises to improve personal fitness and health

press fit US English

an interference fit between two parts in which one is forced under pressure into a slightly smaller hole in the other

push fit US English

a fit between two parts in which one is connected to the other by manually pushing or sliding them together

fit someone/something in or into in fit1 US English

find room or have sufficient space for someone or something

fit someone/something out or up in fit1 US English

provide with the necessary equipment, supplies, clothes, or other items for a particular situation

fit someone up in fit1 US English

incriminate someone by falsifying evidence against them

fit something on in fit1 US English

try on (a garment)

shrink-fit US English

designed to fit perfectly after anticipated shrinkage

fighting fit US English

in excellent health

have or throw a fit in fit2 US English

be very surprised or angry

fit or fill the bill in bill1 US English

be suitable for a particular purpose

fit to bust in fit1 US English

with great energy

interference fit US English

a fit between two parts in which the external dimension of one part slightly exceeds the internal dimension of the part into which it has to fit

fitted US English

attached to or provided with a particular component or article

goodness of fit in goodness US English

the extent to which observed data match the values expected by theory

fit like a glove in glove US English

(of clothes) fit exactly

bust2 US English

come apart or split open

hissy fit in hissy (also hissy fit) US English

an angry outburst or tantrum

photofit US English

a reconstructed picture of a person, especially one wanted by the police, made from composite photographs of facial features

temper US English

an angry state of mind

pique1 US English

a feeling of irritation or resentment resulting from a slight, especially to one’s pride

fit English-French

crise f, attaque f

fit1 English-German

Anfall

fit2 English-German

geeignet

fit1 English-Italian

attacco m

fit2 English-Italian

adatto

fit3 English-Italian

taglio m

fit1 English-Spanish

en forma

fit2 English-Spanish

the dress fits you perfectly

fit3 English-Spanish

ataque

fit French-English

→ faire

e-fit English-Italian

identikit m inv elettronico

keep fit English-French

gymnastique

keep-fit English-German

Fitnesstraining

keep-fit English-Italian

ginnastica f

keep-fit English-Spanish

gimnasia f (de mantenimiento)

fighting fit English-French

to be fighting fit

fainting fit English-Italian

svenimento m