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Definition of fitted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
clothingdesigned for excellent fit
- She wore a fitted dress to the party.
2.
sheetsUK having elasticated ends to fit tightlyUK
- I bought new fitted sheets for the bed.
3.
furnitureUK built to fit a particular spaceUK
- The fitted wardrobe maximized the room's storage space.
4.
installationUK installed as a fixed componentUK
- The kitchen is equipped with fitted cabinets..
5.
accessoriesequipped with necessary parts
- The car comes fitted with a GPS system.
Expressions with fitted
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bed sheet with elastic edges for a mattress
I bought a new fitted sheet for my bed.
baseball cap without adjustable straps or elastic
He wore a fitted cap to the game.
carpet cut and shaped to cover a floor completely
They installed a new fitted carpet in the living room..
kitchen designed to fit specific space
The apartment came with a fitted kitchen to maximize the small area.
absorbent baby garment with elastic edges for a snug fit
She put a fitted diaper on her baby before bedtime.
designed to fit snugly on a baby
The fitted nappy ensures no leaks during the night.
bathroom with built-in units installed to match the exact space
They decided to add a modern fitted bathroom to the attic.
adapting well to one's natural body shape and size
She wore a well-fitted dress to the party.
Origin of fitted
Old English, fitten (to fit)
Terms with fitted included in their meaning
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clothing
fitted or being worn
small space
neatly fitted into a restricted space
fitted clothing
adjusted by a tailor to fit well
performing artist
performer who dances wearing shoes fitted with metal taps
performing arts
dance style using shoes fitted with metal taps to make rhythmic sounds
architecture
house built mainly from stacked logs fitted together for walls
attachable piece
separate piece fitted to a container opening to control liquid flow
transportation
rigid storage container fitted to a vehicle roof for carrying extra luggage
mechanical
collection of parts fitted together to form a whole
put inside
placed or fitted into something
infant care
rubber or silicone teat fitted to a baby's feeding bottle
flight clothing
short fitted outerwear for pilots, often padded, sometimes with fur collar
clothing
fitted with a wire for breast support
material
glass fitted in a window or door
unworn
not being worn or fitted
clothing
small fitted t-shirt for women
bedding
fitted bedsheet for a crib mattress
fitted
equipped with a flap for covering or closing
windows
having shutters closed or fitted
furniture
fitted or cushioned with springs
profession
the occupation of making fitted clothes professionally
fashion
sleeve fitted to elbow, flaring to wrist
services
installation of equipment designed and fitted specially for one place or client
architecture
frame into which a door is fitted
Examples of fitted in a sentence
The tailor specialized in fitted suits for clients. The hotel provided fitted sheets for all the beds. She prefers fitted sheets because they don't slip off. They installed a fitted kitchen to save space. The fitted shelves were perfect for the small alcove. The house came with fitted wardrobes.
They installed fitted shelves in the living room. The ambulance is fitted with emergency medical equipment. Each laboratory was fitted with a ventilation system.
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- French:ajusté, adapté, ...
- German:tailliert, eingebaut, ...
- Italian:attillato, incassato, ...
- Spanish:entallado, ajustable, ...
- Portuguese:justo, adaptado, ...
- Chinese:合身的, 合身, ...
- Japanese:フィットした, ゴム入りの, ...
- Arabic:مفصل, مُزَوَّد بِأَطْرَاف مَطَّاطِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:צָמוּד, בַּעַל גּוּמִי, ...
- Russian:облегающий, встроенный, ...
- Ukrainian:облягаючий, натяжний, ...
- Hindi:चुस्त, फिटेड, ...
Definition of fit - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
measurementintr. be the right size or shape for somethingintr.
- The shoes fit perfectly.
2.
suitabilityintr. be suitable or appropriate for a situationintr.
- This job fits her skills.
3.
installationtr. UK install or fix into positiontr. UK
- He fit the new battery into the car..
4.
adjustmenttr. adjust to make something suitabletr.
- He fitted the shelves to the wall.
5.
preparationtr. equip or supply with necessary itemstr.
- They fitted the car with new tires.
6.
harmonyintr. be in harmony or agreement with somethingintr.
- The colors fit well together.
7.
medicalintr. UK experience a sudden attack or convulsionintr. UK
- He fitted during the seizure.
Adjective
1.
healthyUK in good physical health and conditionUK
- She is very fit and exercises daily.
2.
appropriatenesssuitable for a specific purpose or task
- This tool is fit for the job.
3.
- He is considered very fit by his peers.
4.
preparationready or prepared for something
- The team is fit to start the project.
Noun
1.
suitabilityway something matches or suits someone
- The tailor checked the fit of the jacket on him..
2.
emotionsudden outburst of emotion
- She had a fit of anger.
3.
medicalUK seizure or convulsion, typically due to epilepsyUK
- During the meeting, she suffered a fit and needed immediate help..
4.
behaviorsudden burst of an activity
- He worked in fits and starts.
5.
- Her fit was stylish and modern.
Expressions with fit
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make something suitable for a particular space or arrangement
She managed to fit in all her books on the shelf..
be the right size or shape to go into something
The small table will fit into the corner perfectly..
in excellent physical condition
After months of training, he's fighting fit.
provide someone with necessary items
The team was fit up with new uniforms for the match..
be accepted as part of a group or community
He struggled to fit in with his classmates.
become correctly positioned or arranged where it belongs
The last piece fit into place perfectly.
fit perfectly without any discomfort
The new shoes fit like a glove.
become suddenly very angry
She will have a fit if she sees this mess.
of very high quality or luxury
The hotel room was fit for a king with its lavish decor.
presentable or suitable for public view
She made sure her room was fit to be seen before the guests arrived.
at a very high volume, extremely loudly
The music was fit to wake the dead last night!
express anger or frustration suddenly and dramatically
She has thrown a fit when she lost her keys.
shows reaction happening during brief burst of physical response
She doubled over in a fit of coughing.
react very dramatically, often with anger, to something small
He will pitch a fit if he loses the game.
appropriate and meets the required standards
The new software is fit for purpose.
consider something appropriate or suitable
She can spend her money as she sees fit.
not accepted due to not fitting in
He didn't get the job because his face doesn't fit.
in excellent condition or working order
The old car is still fit as a fiddle.
decorate or furnish a room or building
They hired a designer to fit out the new restaurant..
satisfy a need or requirement
This candidate fits the bill for the job.
conform to a particular standard or type
She doesn't fit the mold of a typical politician.
match what is expected for a certain type
She doesn't fit the mould of a typical lawyer.
match or suit something exactly or perfectly
This dress fits her to a tee.
extremely angry or upset, needing restraint
She was fit to be tied when she heard the news.
Origin of fit
Old English, fitt (conflict)
Examples of fit in a sentence
The new cover should fit the book snugly. That excuse does not fit the facts. A formal apology would fit the occasion better. She fit the shelves to the wall securely. They fit the new software onto the old computer. She fitted the dress to her measurements.
The carpenter fitted the door perfectly into the frame. They fit the kitchen with modern appliances. The team was fit with new uniforms. Their ideas fit perfectly with our plans. The new policy doesn't fit with our values. She fitted suddenly, alarming everyone around. The patient fitted before the medication took effect. He felt fit after months of training. The fit athlete won the marathon. The shoes are fit for hiking in rough terrain. Her skills make her fit for the leadership role. Many people find him fit and charming. She always dates fit guys from the gym. She felt fit to tackle the new challenges. The soldiers were fit for the upcoming battle. The fit of the dress was perfect for her. He was pleased with the fit of the new shoes. He broke into a fit of laughter. A fit of jealousy overcame her. He had a fit in the middle of the street. The flashing lights triggered a fit in the patient. The toddler had a fit of giggles during dinner. A fit of coughing interrupted her speech. His fit was perfect for the occasion. I loved the casual fit she wore.
View all translations of fit
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- French:convenir, en forme, ...
- German:passen, fit, ...
- Italian:calzare, in forma, ...
- Spanish:quedar, en forma, ...
- Portuguese:servir, em forma, ...
- Chinese:适合, 健康的, ...
- Japanese:合う, 健康な, ...
- Arabic:نَاسَبَ, رَيَّان, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְאִים, בְּכוֹשֶׁר, ...
- Russian:подходить, здоровый, ...
- Ukrainian:підходити, спортивний, ...
- Hindi:सही बैठना, तंदुरुस्त, ...
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