English

Pronunciation

• SAMPA : /'/
• IPA : /fɪt/

Etymology 1

Intranstive verb

to fit (fit / fitted, fit / fitted)

1. of an object, to be of a size so as to enclose or be enclosed by another object, leaving little or no space between the object and the two objects.
2. (of clothing) to be of a size so as to cover the body leaving relatively little space between the clothing and the body

Translations

• Danish: passe sammen (1); passe til (2)
• Dutch: passen (2)
• Indonesian: menyesuaikan , mencocokkan , mempaskan (2)
• Interlingua: vader ben a (1)
• Japanese: 合う (あう, au), 合わせる (あわせる , awaseru)
• Portuguese: caber (2)

Transitive verb

1. to tailor (clothing), to change the size of (clothing)

• Danish: tilpasse
• Dutch: aanpassen
• Indonesian: adjustar
• Portuguese: ajustar

Verb form

fit

1. past tense of to fit

Translations

• Danish: passede
• Dutch: paste, pasten
• Indonesian: menyesuaikan , mencocokkan , mempaskan
• Japanese: 合った (あった , atta), 合わせた (あわせた , awaseta)

Verb form

fit

1. past participle of to fit

Translations

• Danish: passet
• Dutch: gepast
• Indonesian: menyesuaikan , mencocokkan , mempaskan, disesuaikan , dicocokkan , dipaskan
• Japanese: 合った (あった , atta), 合わせた (あわせた , awaseta), 合わせられた (あわせられた , awaserareta)

Etymology 2

Verb

to fit (past tense and past participle fitted)

1. (Medicine) To suffer a fit.

Adjective

fit (comparative fitter, superlative fittest)

1. in good shape
2. suitable
3. (British Slang) good looking, fanciable

   I think the girl working in the office is fit?

Translations

• Danish: i form (1); passende (2)
• Dutch: fit (1)
• Indonesian: fit, sehat , segar bugar , sesuai , cocok , serasi , pas, tepat (1)
• Interlingua: in forma (1)
• Italian: in forma (1); adatto (2)
• Japanese: 元気 (げんき , genki), 健康 (けんこう , kenkō), 合う (あう, au), 似合う (にあう , niau), 適する (てきする , teki-suru), 適切 (てきせつ , tekisetsu) (1)
• Portuguese: em (boa) forma (1)

Noun

Etymology 1

fit

1. The degree to which something fits something else.

   This shirt is a bad fit.

   Since he put on weight, his jeans have been a tight fit.

Translations

• Danish: pasform c

Noun

Etymology 2

1. (Medicine) A seizure .

Translations

• Danish: slagtilfælde n

Dutch

Adjective

fit (fitte, comparative: fitter , superlative: fitst )

1. fit (in good shape)

French

Verb

1. third person singular past historic of faire