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| 1 | healthy , strong , and able to do physical exercise without getting very tired 健康的；强健的 |
| Running around after the kids keeps me fit. 追着孩子们到处跑使我保持健康。 |
| +for McCarthy hopes to be fit for the match on Saturday. 麦卡锡希望能保持身体强健以参加星期六的比赛。 |
| fit to do sth You have to be reasonably fit to do this job. 你的身体得足够健壮才能胜任这份工作。 |
| get fit I need to get fit before the football season starts. 我得在足球赛季开始以前恢复健康。 |
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| 2 | in a good enough physical or mental condition 健康的；健全的 |
| fit to do sth The accused was declared fit to stand trial. 被告被宣布其健康状况可以接受审讯。 |
| not in a fit state/in no fit state You are in no fit state to drive. 你的健康状况不适合开车。 |
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| 3 | of a good enough standard for someone or something 适合的；胜任的；相称的 |
| +for He seems to think that typing documents is all I’ m fit for. 他似乎认为打印文件便是我所适合的全部工作。 |
| fit for sth The house was not fit for human habitation. 这房子不适合住人。 |
| fit to do sth He is not fit to be a teacher. 他不适合当教师。 |
| fit to eat/drink That wine is not fit to drink. 那种葡萄酒不宜饮用。 |
| fit for a king/queen (=of very high quality) She made me a dress fit for a queen. 适合国王/王后的；高档的 |
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| 4 | informal sexually attractiveused mainly by young people 性感的；有魅力的 |
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| - | fit to drop BRITISH
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| extremely tired from physical exercise or work |
| 累倒了；极度疲惫 |
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| - | laughing/crying/coughingfit to /bust/burst BRITISH informal
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| to be laughingcrying etc a lot |
| 大笑/大哭/猛咳 |
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| - | see/thinkfit
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| to decide that something is the best thing to doYou often use this expression to refer to decisions or actions that you do not agree with |
| 认为/觉得适合（常用来表示不赞成） |
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| She did not see fit to apologize for her behaviour. 她认为不必为自己的行为道歉。 |
| The court will deal with the matter as it thinks fit. 这件事法庭觉得该怎么处理就怎么处理。 |
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