Vocab Bloom Hub

fit

/fɪt/

Traduction: Décrit une personne en bonne forme physique, ou quelque chose qui convient à un usage ou à un objectif particulier., Nom désignant l'état, la qualité ou le degré de correspondance, d'adéquation ou de bonne forme physique, ainsi que l'action d'ajuster ou de faire correspondre., Verbe utilisé pour indiquer que quelque chose convient par la taille ou la forme, ou pour placer correctement quelque chose dans un espace ou une position.

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adjective

/fɪt/A2formal
  • frDécrit une personne en bonne forme physique, ou quelque chose qui convient à un usage ou à un objectif particulier.

Describes someone who is in good physical condition, or something that is suitable or appropriate for a particular purpose.

  1. Physically healthyA2formal

    In good physical condition; strong and healthy.

    frEn bonne forme physique

    • She stays fit by running every morning.
    • He is very fit for his age.
    • Regular exercise helps you keep fit.

    Synonymesathletichealthyrobuststrongtonedtrimvigorous

    Antonymesailingfeeblefrailinfirmsicklyunfitunhealthyweak

  2. Suitable or appropriateB1formal

    Of the right quality or type for a particular purpose or situation.

    frapproprié, convenable

    • This food is not fit for human consumption.
    • He is not fit to be a manager.
    • The house is fit for a king.

    Synonymesappositeappropriateaptcorrectfittedproperrightseemlysuitable

    Antonymesimproperinappropriateunfitunsuitable

  3. Ready or preparedB1informal

    In a suitable state to do something; ready.

    frprêt

    • I'm fit to drop after that long walk.
    • She was fit to be tied when she heard the news.
    • He was laughing fit to burst.

    Synonymesequippedpreparedprimedreadyset

    Antonymesunfitunpreparedunready

Formes
  • fitter comparative form
  • fittest superlative form
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noun

/fɪt/A2formal
  • frNom désignant l'état, la qualité ou le degré de correspondance, d'adéquation ou de bonne forme physique, ainsi que l'action d'ajuster ou de faire correspondre.

A noun referring to the state, quality, or degree of being suitable, appropriate, or in good physical condition.

  1. Sudden outburstB1formal

    A sudden, uncontrolled episode of emotion or activity.

    frAccès

    • She had a fit of laughter when she heard the joke.
    • He threw a fit when he lost the game.
    • The child had a fit of anger and started crying.

    Synonymesattackboutconvulsioneruptionflare-upoutburstparoxysmseizurespasmspelltantrum

  2. Medical seizureB2formalmedical

    A sudden attack of a medical condition, such as epilepsy or convulsions.

    frCrise (médicale)

    • The patient suffered a fit and was rushed to the hospital.
    • He had an epileptic fit during the meeting.
    • The doctor prescribed medication to prevent further fits.

    Synonymesattackconvulsionparoxysmseizurespasm

  3. Way something matchesA2formal

    The way in which something matches or suits something else, especially clothing.

    frAjustement (d'un vêtement)

    • This jacket is a perfect fit for you.
    • The dress is a tight fit around the waist.
    • The shoes are a good fit for my feet.

    Synonymesadaptationadjustmentconformationfittingmatchsuitability

    Antonymesmismatch

Formes
  • fits plural form
  • fits' possessive plural form
  • fit's possessive singular form
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verb

/fɪt/A2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour indiquer que quelque chose convient par la taille ou la forme, ou pour placer correctement quelque chose dans un espace ou une position.

A verb used to indicate the act of being the right size or shape for something, or to put something into a space or position correctly.

  1. Be the right size or shapeA2formal

    To be of the correct size or shape to go into a particular space or onto a particular object.

    frêtre à la bonne taille

    • This key doesn't fit the lock.
    • The dress fits her perfectly.
    • Will this suitcase fit in the overhead compartment?

    Synonymesgo

  2. Be suitable or appropriateB1formal

    To be suitable for a particular purpose, situation, or person.

    frConvenir, être approprié

    • Her skills fit the job requirements well.
    • This punishment doesn't fit the crime.
    • The new policy fits our company's goals.

    Synonymesagreebecomebefitconformcorrespondgo withmatchsuit

    Antonymesconflictdisagreemismatch

  3. Install or equipB1formal

    To put something in its correct place, especially as part of a larger system or piece of equipment.

    frInstaller ou équiper

    • They fitted the kitchen with new cabinets.
    • The mechanic fitted a new engine in the car.
    • We need to fit a smoke detector in the hallway.

    Synonymesattachequipfixinsertinstallmountplacepositionput inset

    Antonymesdetachdisconnectremovewithdraw

  4. Be compatible or matchB2informal

    To correspond or be in harmony with something else.

    frcorrespondre, convenir

    • His story doesn't fit the facts.
    • The pieces of the puzzle fit together perfectly.
    • Her description fits the suspect we're looking for.

    Synonymesaccordagreecoincideconformcorrespondharmonizematchmeshsuittally

    Antonymesclashconflictdisagreemismatch

Formes
  • fit past participle
  • fitted past participle
  • fit past simple
  • fitted past simple
  • fitting present participle
  • fits third person singular

Variantes phrasalfit infit out

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