Definice a Význam "fit"

to fit

SLOVESO

hodit se, přizpůsobit se

to be of the right size or shape for someone

Intransitive

usazovat, přizpůsobit

to place or adjust several objects or people in a way that works well with a particular space or arrangement

Transitive: to fit sth into a position or space

odpovídat, vyhovovat

to agree with or be suitable for a particular thing

Transitive: to fit sth

přizpůsobit, vyhovovat

to make something agree with or be suitable for something else

Transitive: to fit sb for a role

přizpůsobit, upravit

to adjust or modify something to ensure compatibility or suitability with particular dimensions or specifications

Transitive: to fit sth to dimensions of something

vybavit, poskytnout

to provide the necessary tools, equipment, or resources for a particular purpose

Transitive: to fit sb/sth with necessary equipment

hodit se, pasovat

to match or correspond with particular dimensions or specifications

Transitive: to fit someone or their body parts

fit

PŘÍDAVNÉ JMÉNO

fit, v kondici

healthy and strong, especially due to regular physical exercise or balanced diet

vyhovující, příslušný

meeting adequate standards for a purpose

způsobilý, hodící se

(usually followed by `to' or `for') on the point of or strongly disposed

Fit

PODSTATNÉ JMÉNO

vhodnost, velikost

the way in which a piece of clothing fits the wearer

What is "fit"?

Fit refers to the way a garment conforms to the wearer's body. A well-fitting garment should feel comfortable and allow for ease of movement, without being too loose or too tight. The fit of a piece of clothing can be affected by a number of factors, such as the style of the garment, the fabric it is made from, and the size and shape of the wearer. Achieving the perfect fit can be a matter of trial and error, as well as taking into account individual preferences and body types. In the fashion industry, fit models are often used to ensure that garments are designed to fit a particular size and shape of the body.

platýz, slizoun

a large brownish European flatfish

záchvat hněvu, záchvat zlosti

a display of bad temper

záchvat, křeč

an attack caused by an illness such as epilepsy, resulting in unconsciousness and violent movements of the body

záchvat, epizoda

a sudden flurry of activity (often for no obvious reason)

fit

fitment

fitted

adj