Keresés
suit somebody (right) down to the ground
to suit somebody (right) down to the ground
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to be a type of thing that makes one feel satisfied or enjoyed
Idiom
InformalWhat is the origin of the idiom "suit someone down to the ground" and when to use it?
The idiom "suit someone down to the ground" originated from the idea of a perfectly fitting garment that conforms to one's body shape and preferences. It is now used metaphorically to suggest a situation, circumstance, or arrangement that is extremely suitable, convenient, or ideal for a particular person.
Példa
The flexible working hours of the new job suit me down to the ground as I can balance my personal and professional life more effectively.
The spacious and well-equipped kitchen in the new apartment suits Mary down to the ground as she loves cooking and hosting dinner parties.
