fit

as fit as a fiddle

見 fiddle

fit the bill

fit like a glove

fit to bust

with great energy

用力地，使勁地

they laughed fit to bust.

他們放聲大笑。

if the cap fits (wear it)

they laughed fit to bust.

他們放聲大笑。

see (或 think) fit

consider it correct or acceptable to do something

認(rèn)為正確（或合適）

why did the company see fit to give you the job?.

為什么這家公司認(rèn)為把這份工作給你很合適？。

give someone a fit

(informal)greatly shock or anger someone

(非正式)使大為震驚；使惡心；惹惱，激怒

have (或 throw) a fit

(informal)be very surprised or angry

(非正式)大吃一驚，很意外；很生氣，惱怒

in fits (of laughter)

(informal)highly amused

(非正式)愉悅的，開心的，高興的

he had us all in fits.

他讓我們大家都非常開心。

in (或 by) fits and starts

with irregular bursts of activity

斷斷續(xù)續(xù)地，間歇性地，一陣陣地，不時地

the machine tends to go forward in fits and starts.

這機器往往是時斷時續(xù)地前進。

fit in

(of a person) be socially compatible with other members of a group

（人）與他人和諧相處；適應(yīng)

he feels he should become tough to &B{fit in with} his friends.

他認(rèn)為自己該強硬起來，好與朋友們保持一致。

fit someone/thing in (或 into)

find room or have sufficient space for someone or something

安插，找地方放；把…放進

can you fit any more water into the jug?.

你還能往水壺里再加點水嗎？。

fit someone/thing out (或 up)

provide with the necessary equipment, supplies, clothes, or other items for a particular situation

裝備，裝配；供給

the cabin had been fitted out to a high standard.

船艙按高標(biāo)準(zhǔn)裝配。

fit someone up

(Brit. informal)incriminate someone by falsifying evidence against them

(英，非正式)偽造證據(jù)誣陷某人