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to fit in
[phrase form: fit]
01
to be socially fit for or belong within a particular group or environment
Intransitive: to fit in | to fit in with a group or culture
Example
In high school, everyone wants to fit in and be part of a social group.
02
to make time for something or someone, often by rearranging one's schedule or adjusting one's priorities
Transitive: to fit in an activity
Example
He wanted to fit in some reading time between his classes.
I 'll try to fit in a quick meeting with the client before lunch.
Despite her busy week, she managed to fit in a workout at the gym.
03
to be able to enter or occupy a space comfortably, without any difficulty or obstruction
Transitive: to fit in sth
Example
The large sofa would n't fit in through the narrow doorway.
The suitcase was too big to fit in the overhead compartment on the plane.
The shelf was custom-made to fit in the corner of the room perfectly.
Example
In high school, everyone wants to fit in and be part of a social group.
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