suit

• Substantivo que designa um conjunto de roupas feito para ser usado junto, geralmente paletó e calça ou paletó e saia, muitas vezes para ocasiões formais ou de trabalho. Também pode se referir a um processo judicial ou a um naipe de cartas.

A noun referring to a set of clothes worn together, typically a jacket and trousers or a jacket and skirt, often for formal or business occasions.

1. A2formal

   A set of clothes made of the same fabric, typically including a jacket and trousers or a skirt.

   Terno

   • He wore a navy blue suit to the wedding.
   • She bought a new suit for her job interview.
   • The businessman always wears a tailored suit.

   Sinônimosensemblegetupoutfitrig

2. Legal actionB2formallegal

   A lawsuit or legal claim brought before a court.

   Ação judicial

   • The company filed a suit against its competitor.
   • She won the suit and received compensation.
   • The court dismissed the suit due to lack of evidence.

   Sinônimosactioncasecauseclaimlawsuitlitigationproceeding

3. B1formal

   One of the four categories in a deck of playing cards: hearts, diamonds, clubs, or spades.

   Naipe

   • He drew a card from the hearts suit.
   • In poker, a flush requires five cards of the same suit.
   • She sorted her hand by suit and rank.

• Verbo usado para indicar que algo é adequado, conveniente ou aceitável para uma pessoa, propósito ou situação específica; também pode significar agradar alguém ou deixar alguém satisfeito.

A verb used to indicate that something is appropriate, convenient, or acceptable for a particular person, purpose, or situation.

1. Be appropriate or convenientB1formal

   To be suitable, convenient, or acceptable for a particular person or situation.

   Ser adequado

   • This time suits me perfectly.
   • The new schedule suits everyone's needs.
   • Does this arrangement suit you?

   Sinônimosbefitdofitmatchmeetsatisfyservework

   Antônimosconflictdisagreemismatch

2. Look attractive onA2informal

   To make someone look attractive or good.

   Cair bem

   • That dress really suits you.
   • The new haircut suits her face shape.
   • Blue suits him better than red.

   Sinônimosbecomeenhanceflatter

3. Adapt or adjustB2formal

   To change or adapt something to fit a particular purpose or requirement.

   Adaptar

   • We can suit the training program to your experience level.
   • The software can be suited to different industries.
   • He suited his speech to the audience's interests.

   Sinônimosaccommodateadaptadjustfitgearmodifyshapetailor

   Antônimosmismatch