The idiom "one's face fit" originated from the concept of physical appearance aligning with societal expectations or requirements. It is used to refer to a situation where someone's facial features or overall look are deemed suitable or favorable for a particular role, position, or circumstance. In other words this expression implies that a person's chances of success or acceptance are influenced by their outward appearance, rather than their actual qualifications, skills, or merits.

英語での「one's face fit 」の定義と意味

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