fit
/fɪt/
/fɪt/
释义
adjective健康的，健壮的；合适的，胜任的
verb（尺寸或形状）适合，合身；安装，组装；找到时间（见某人或做某事）；找到足够的空间
noun昏厥，痉挛；一阵（忍不住的大笑、咳嗽、怒气）
英英释义
adjectivehealthy and strong
adjectivegood enough
verbto be the right size or shape for somebody or something
verbto put or fix something somewhere
verbto find time to do something or see somebody
verbto find or have enough space for somebody or something
nouna sudden illness in which somebody becomes unconscious (= in a state like sleep) and may make violent movements
nounwhen you cannot stop laughing, coughing(= sending air out of your throat with a sudden loud noise) or feeling angry
场景例句
- I keep fit by jogging every day.
- This food isn’t fit to eat.
- Do you think she’s fit for the job?
- I tried the dress on, but it didn’t fit.
- This key doesn’t fit the lock.
- They fitted a smoke alarm to the ceiling.
- Can you fit these pieces of the puzzle together?
- The doctor can fit you in at 10.30.
- We can’t fit in any more chairs.
- We were in fits of laughter.
- a fit of anger
词态变化
fit, fitter, fittest, fits, fitted, fitting
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