fit

A2 · Elementary

v. to have enough space for something to go inside.

v. to have sufficient capacity or space to contain something.

日本語:入る※

“We can't fit any more people in the car; it's already full.”

“The gallery was so crowded that we could barely fit through the door to see the main exhibit.”

A2 · Elementary

adj. healthy and strong, especially because you exercise regularly.

adj. physically sound and healthy; possessing the cardiovascular endurance or strength required for physical activity.

日本語:健康※

“He runs every morning to stay fit and active.”

“The coach demanded a high level of conditioning, insisting that only the most fit players would start in the championship match.”

B1 · Intermediate

adj. right or appropriate for a particular purpose or situation.

adj. appropriate or suitable for a specific purpose, role, or occasion.

“The water in the old well is not fit to drink.”

“After the scandal, many critics argued that the minister was no longer fit for public office.”

C1 · Advanced British English · Slang · Informal

adj. very attractive or good-looking.

adj. physically or sexually attractive. This sense is highly informal and specific to certain dialects.

“He thinks the new girl in his class is really fit.”

“The teenagers spent the afternoon gossiping about which celebrities they thought were fit.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate Countable noun Medicine

n. a sudden medical problem where the body shakes or the person loses consciousness.

n. a sudden attack of a disease, especially one involving convulsions or loss of consciousness, such as an epileptic seizure.

“The patient suffered a fit and had to be rushed to the hospital.”

“The neurologist explained that the patient's fits were a symptom of a larger underlying condition that required daily medication.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate Countable noun

n. a sudden, short period of a strong emotion or activity.

n. a sudden, brief, and often uncontrollable outburst of emotion or physical activity.

“The toddler had a crying fit because he didn't want to leave the park.”

“The audience was overcome by a fit of laughter when the actor accidentally tripped over his own cape.”

C1 · Advanced Countable noun Slang · Informal

n. a set of clothes worn together; an outfit.

n. a complete set of clothes; a shortened form of 'outfit' used in casual contexts.

“That's a nice fit you're wearing today.”

“She posted a photo of her new fit on social media before heading out to the party.”