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🔑fitfit1 /fɪt / verb (present participle fit·ting, past tense, past participle fit or, especially in the passive,或，尤用于被动语态 fit·ted)➤right size / type恰当的大小／类型- [intransitive, transitive] to be the right size or shape for someone or something（大小和形状）合适，合身，适合◆This dress doesn't fit me anymore.这条连衣裙我穿着不再合身了。◆These jeans fit really well.这条牛仔裤很合身。◆This key doesn't fit the lock.这把钥匙打不开这把锁。◆My car won't fit into your garage.我的车进不去你的车库。
- [transitive] fit sb / sth in / into / on / onto sth to find enough space for someone or something可容纳；装进◆Can you fit one more person in the car?你车上能再坐一个人吗？◆I can't fit all these books onto the shelf.我无法把这些书都放到书架上。
➤put something somewhere安置- [transitive] fit sth with sth (often passive常用被动语态) to put or fix something somewhere安置，安装（在某处）◆The rooms were all fitted with smoke alarms.所有的房间都安装了烟雾报警器。
- [transitive] to put or join something in the right place组合；组装◆I can't fit these pieces of the model together.我无法将模型的这些零件拼在一起。
➤be / make suitable（使）适合- [transitive] to be or make someone or something right or suitable（使）适合；（使）符合◆The punishment should fit the crime.应根据罪行量刑。
 ●fit sb / sth in; fit sb / sth in / into sthto find time to see someone or to do something安排时间（见某人或做某事）◆The doctor managed to fit me in this morning.医生总算在今天上午抽出时间给我看病。◆You're tired because you're trying to fit too much into one day.你累是因为你想把太多的事安排在一天里去做。●fit in (with sb / sth)to be able to live, work, etc. in an easy and natural way (with someone or something)（与…）合得来；适应◆The new girl found it difficult to fit in (with the other kids) at school.新来的女孩觉得很难融入学校生活。◆I can easily change my plans to fit in with yours.我不费事就能改变我的计划，从而配合你的计划。
🔑fitfit2 /fɪt / adjective (fit·ter, fit·test)- fit for sb / sth | fit to do sth good enough; suitable足够好的；适合的◆These houses are not fit (for people) to live in.这些房子不适合人居住。◆a meal fit for a king堪称御膳的饭菜
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health医疗保健) in good physical health (especially because of exercise)（尤指因锻炼身体而）健康的，健壮的◆He keeps physically fit by jogging five miles a day.他每天慢跑五英里保持健康。
OPP unfit
fitfit3 /fɪt / noun [countable] - a sudden short period of coughing, laughing, etc. that you cannot control一阵（难以控制的咳嗽、笑等）◆a fit of laughter / anger一阵大笑；一股怒气◆a fit of coughing一阵咳嗽
- (old-fashioned) (
health医疗保健) a state in which someone suddenly becomes unconscious and their body makes violent movements昏厥；痉挛 SYN seizure
- [singular] (usually after an adjective通常用于形容词后) the way in which something (for example a piece of clothing) fits（衣服等）合适，合身◆a good / bad / tight fit很合身；不合身；紧身
 ●have / throw a fit (informal) to suddenly become very angry, shocked, etc.（瞬间）发怒，震惊，发作◆Dad will have a fit when he finds out what we did!爸爸发现我们所做的事后会大怒的！ |