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| 1 | I never progressive if someone or something fits somewhere , they are small enough or the right size and shape to go there （大小或形状）适合，合适 |
| I don’ t think that box will fit. 我认为那个盒子不合适。 |
| +in/into/on etc The book is small enough to fit in your pocket. 这本书够小，适合放入衣袋。 |
| I redesigned the chart so that it fitted onto one page. 我重新设计了表格以便它能放在一页纸上。 |
| The cover fits neatly over the pipe. 盖子盖在管子上正合适。 |
| Can we all fit around the table? 我们全部围着桌子的话坐得下吗？ |
| | 1a | T if you can fit a person or thing somewhere , there is enough space for you to put them there 放到 | | I couldn’ t fit my head through the gap. 我的头无法钻过这个缺口。 | | fit sth into/onto/over sth She can fit two more people into her car. 她的汽车还可以再坐两个人。 | |
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| 2 | I/T never progressive if clothes fit , they are the right size for you （衣服）合身 |
| It is important that children’ s shoes fit correctly. 孩子们的鞋正合脚是很重要的。 |
| I like the suit, but the jacket doesn’ t fit me. 我喜欢这套衣服，但上衣不合身。 |
| fit (sb) like a glove (=fit extremely well) The dress fitted her like a glove. 非常合身 |
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| 3 | I never progressive to be suitable or similar enough to belong to a group 相称；类似；属于 |
| +into His writing did not fit into any traditional literary category. 他的作品不属于任何传统的文学范畴。 |
| +with Their policies do not fit with the ideal of democratic government. 他们的政策与民主政府的理想不相称。 |
| | 3a | T to put something in a particular place or group because it belongs there 把…放到（或归入） | | fit sth into/with sth You can’ t fit all types of human behaviour into a clear pattern. 你不可能把所有的人类行为都归入一个明晰的模式。 | |
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| 4 | I/T never progressive to be the truth or the same as what someone describes or asks for 符合（事实、描述或要求） |
| Something in her story did not fit. 她的说法中有些不符合事实。 |
| None of the candidates fits our criteria. 这些候选人没有一个符合我们的标准。 |
| fit the description of He fits the description of a man seen running away from the scene. 他符合对被看见从现场逃跑的那个人的描述。 |
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| 5 | I/T never progressive to be suitable or right for something 适合；与…协调 |
| We need a name that fits our image. 我们需要一个适合我们形象的名称。 |
| +with A dark wooden table wouldn’ t fit with the decor in here. 深色木桌与这里的装饰不协调。 |
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| 6 | T usually passive to measure a person and then provide the correct size of clothing or piece of equipment 给…提供（合身的衣服）；为…配备 |
| When you buy a new suit, you should be professionally fitted. 你买新套装的时候，应该请专业人员为你量一下尺寸。 |
| fit sb for sth I’ m taking the children to be fitted for new shoes. 我带孩子们去试新鞋。 |
| fit sb with sth Mr Clayton was fitted with a hearing aid. 给克莱顿先生配了助听器。 |
| have sth fitted She’ s had a brace fitted (=to make her teeth straight) . 她配了一个牙齿矫正器。 |
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| 7 | T usually passive to add a piece of equipment to something else 给…安装（设备） |
| We were advised to fit a burglar alarm. 有人建议我们安装防盗报警器。 |
| fit sth with sth Some cars are fitted with hand controls for people with physical disabilities. 有些汽车装有供残疾人使用的手动控制器。 |
| fit sth to/onto sth You can fit a bike rack to the rear of your car. 你可以在汽车后面装上一个自行车架。 |
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| 8 | T BRITISH formal to provide someone with the qualifications or qualities they need for a job or particular purpose 使合格；使胜任 |
| fit sb/sth for sth Everything in his background fitted him for a diplomatic career. 他的背景使他完全胜任外交工作。 |
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| to have the qualities that someone needs or has asked for |
| 满足需要；符合要求 |
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| We need a fast car, and this one fits the bill. 我们需要一辆速度快的汽车，这辆车正合要求。 |
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| PHRASAL VERBS |
| - | ˌfit ˈin |
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| 1 | I to belong to a group , plan , or situation 相合；适合；适应 | He explained the project to me and how my job fits in. 他向我解释这个项目以及我的工作如何与之相适应。 | | +with He didn’ t fit in with her plans, so she left him. 他不适合她的计划，因此她离开了他。 | |
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| 2 | I to be accepted by a group of people because you are similar to them 被接受；相处融洽 | I tried to fit in but they were all much younger than I was. 我尽量融入他们，但他们都比我年轻得多。 | | +with She fitted in with her new colleagues straight away. 她马上就和新同事们相处融洽了。 | |
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| 3 | T to have enough time to deal with someone or something （有足够的时间）应付，处理 | He fits in his work around his family commitments. 他可以处理好工作与所分担的家务。 | | Dr Halden can fit you in this morning at 10. 霍尔登大夫今天上午10点可以给你看病。 | |
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| 4 | T to have space for someone or something 可以容纳；装得下 | How many lines can you fit in per page? 你每页能写多少行？ | | I’ ll come in your car, if you can fit me in. 如果坐得下，我就坐你的汽车来。 | |
| - | ˌfit ˈin with |
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| | fit in with sth: to be correct , suitable , or sensible in relation to something else 和…相符；和…一致；符合 | His explanation didn’ t fit in with what I saw. 他的解释和我所见到的不相符。 | |
| - | ˌfit ˈout |
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| 1 | to put equipment into a room or building so that it can be used for a particular purpose 装备；配备 | They are fitting out new offices. 他们在装备新办公室。 | | fit sth out with sth The kitchen has been fitted out with pine cupboards. 厨房配备了松木橱柜。 | |
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| 2 | to measure part of someone’ s body in order to give them the right shoes or clothing 量尺寸以便配备（鞋或衣服） | fit sb out with sth We fitted them out with wet suits and surf boards. 我们为他们量了尺寸以便配备湿式潜水服和冲浪板。 | |
| - | ˌfit ˈtogether |
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| 1 | I if things fit together , they are the right size or shape so that you can join them 可连接；可组装 | The ends of the tube fit together. 管子两端可连接起来。 | | | 1a | T if you fit things together , you join them in the right way to make something 连接；组装 | | I’ ve got all the pieces; now I just have to fit them together. 我有全部零件；现在只需把它们组装起来。 | | |
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| 2 | I if ideas or facts fit together , they can be joined to make a sensible story or explanation 串联；结合；组合 | We have all the evidence but we don’ t know yet how it fits together. 我们拥有全部证据，但还不知道怎样把它们组合起来。 | |
| - | ˌfit ˈup |
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| 1 | to put equipment into a room or building so that it can be used for a particular purpose 装备；配备 | He fitted up a laboratory in his house. 他在家里装备了一间实验室。 | |
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| 2 | informal to make it seem that someone is guilty of a crime when they are not 给（某人）罗织罪状；陷害（某人） |
| Usage note: fit | | | | In British English, the past tense and past participle is usually fitted. For meanings 6, 7, and 8, the past tense and past participle is always fitted. | | | |
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