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Translations for fit in the english » french dictionary, i. fit [ brit fɪt, am fɪt] n.

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1. fit MED :

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2. fit (gen) :

3. fit (of garment) :, ii. fit [ brit fɪt, am fɪt] adj, 1. fit person :, 2. fit (suitable, appropriate) :, 3. fit (in emphatic phrases) inf :, 4. fit brit inf :, iii. fit < pret fitted, fit am , pp fitted> [ brit fɪt, am fɪt] vb trans, 1. fit (be the right size) :, 2. fit (make or find room for) :, 3. fit (install) :, 5. fit (be compatible with) :, 6. fit (qualify, make suitable) :, iv. fit < pret fitted, fit am , pp fitted> [ brit fɪt, am fɪt] vb intr, 2. fit (have enough room) :, 3. fit (go into designated place) :, 4. fit (tally, correspond) fig :, v. fit [ brit fɪt, am fɪt], see also bill, i. bill [ brit bɪl, am bɪl] n.

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1. bill COMM (for payment) :

2. bill law , pol (law) :, 3. bill (poster) :, 4. bill am (banknote) :, 5. bill zool (beak) :, 6. bill dated fin (promise to pay) :, 7. bill geog (promontory) :, ii. bill [ brit bɪl, am bɪl] vb trans, 1. bill (send demand for payment) :, 2. bill theat (gen) (advertise) :, iii. bill [ brit bɪl, am bɪl], i. fit out vb [ brit fɪt -, am fɪt -] , fit up vb (fit [ sth ] out or up, fit out or up [ sth ]).

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fainting fit N

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coughing fit N

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epileptic fit N

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I. fit in VB [ Brit fɪt -, Am fɪt -] (fit in)

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1. fit in lit key, object :

2. fit in (be in harmony) :, ii. fit in vb [ brit fɪt -, am fɪt -] (fit [ sth ] in, fit in [ sth ]), 1. fit in (find room for) :, 2. fit in (find time for) :, iii. fit in vb [ brit fɪt -, am fɪt -] (fit [ sb ] in, fit in [ sb ]), fit in patient, colleague :, i. fit on vb [ brit fɪt -, am fɪt -] (fit on).

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II. fit on VB [ Brit fɪt -, Am fɪt -] (fit on(to) [ sth ])

Iii. fit on vb [ brit fɪt -, am fɪt -] (fit [ sth ] on), fit on top, piece :, fighting fit adj.

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hissy fit [ Brit ] N Am inf

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I. keep-fit [ Brit kiːpˈfɪt, Am ˌkipˈfɪt] N

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II. keep-fit [ Brit kiːpˈfɪt, Am ˌkipˈfɪt] ADJ attr

Keep-fit class, teacher, fanatic :, translations for fit in the english » french dictionary (go to french » english ), i. fit 1 <-tter, -ttest> [fɪt] adj, 1. fit (suitable) :, 2. fit (having skills) :, 3. fit (ready, prepared) :, 4. fit (healthy through physical training) :, ii. fit 1 <fitting, -tt- [ or am -]> [fɪt] vb trans, 1. fit (be correct size for) :, 2. fit (position/shape as required) :, 3. fit (match) :, iii. fit 1 <fitting, -tt- [ or am -]> [fɪt] vb intr, 1. fit (be correct size) :, 2. fit (be appropriate) :, iv. fit 1 [fɪt] n no pl, fit 2 [fɪt] n a. fig, fit up vb trans.

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1. fit up (fit out) :

2. fit up inf :, fit together vb intr.

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I. fit in VB intr

1. fit in (fit) :, 2. fit in (match) :, 3. fit in (with group, background) :, ii. fit in vb trans, fit out vb trans, translations for fit in the french » english dictionary (go to english » french ), fit glossary of refrigeration technology courtesy of gea bock gmbh, translations for fit in the french » english dictionary.

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What is the translation of "fit" in French?

"fit" in french.

• volume_up monter
• volume_up en forme
• en bonne santé
• volume_up accès

fit someone {vb}

• volume_up aller à quelqu'un

fit something {vb}

• volume_up aller pour quelque chose
• correspondre avec quelque chose

"faire" in English

• volume_up do
• browse through
• volume_up silence fell
• volume_up his lip curled

Translations

Fit [ fitted|fitted ] {verb}.

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• warning Request revision

fit {adjective}

• equestrianism
• "coughing", medicine

fit someone {verb}

Fit something {verb}, faire [ faisant|fait ] {verb}, le silence se fit [example], il fit une moue dédaigneuse [example], context sentences, english french contextual examples of "fit" in french.

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English how to use "fit" in a sentence, english how to use "en bonne santé" in a sentence, english how to use "aller à" in a sentence, english how to use "aller pour" in a sentence, english how to use "correspondre avec" in a sentence, collocations, "glove fit" in french.

• volume_up ajustement du gant
• volume_up ajustement de gant

"aerobically fit" in French

• volume_up Ajustement aérobique
• volume_up aérobique s'adaptent

"fit anywhere" in French

• volume_up s'adaptent partout
• volume_up s'adapter n'importe où

Synonyms (English) for "fit":

• accommodate

Synonyms (French) for "faire":

• faire fléchir
• boursicoteur
• entreprendre
• fistful of dollars
• fistful of money
• fistfuls of cash
• fistula patient
• fit a body to
• fit a handle
• fit a handle to
• fit a pattern
• fit a screen
• fit a screen to
• fit a suppressor to
• fit a template

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