fit in Irish
fit in Irish is oiriúnach, infheidhme, dathúil — fit means physically healthy and in good shape.
fit in Irish
oiriúnach
Suitable; proper
infheidhme
In good shape; physically well.
dathúil
(British, informal, chiefly, slang) Sexually attractive; good-looking; fanciable.
álainn
(British, informal, chiefly, slang) Sexually attractive; good-looking; fanciable.
réidh
(obsolete) Prepared; ready.
taom
oiriúnaigh
What does "fit" mean?
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adj Physically healthy and in good shape.
"She trains every day to stay fit."
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adj Suitable or appropriate for a particular purpose.
"This jacket isn't fit for cold weather."
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adj (UK, informal) Sexually attractive; good-looking.
"Everyone agreed the new intern was pretty fit."
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verb To be the correct size or shape for something or someone.
"These shoes don't fit me anymore."
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fit in a sentence
- She trains every day to stay fit.
- You need to be reasonably fit to finish the hike.
- This jacket isn't fit for cold weather.
- Everyone agreed the new intern was pretty fit.
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What is "fit" in Irish?
"fit" in Irish is oiriúnach, infheidhme, dathúil. fit means: Physically healthy and in good shape.
How do you use "fit" in a sentence?
Example: "She trains every day to stay fit." In Irish, "fit" is oiriúnach, infheidhme, dathúil.
Are there other ways to say "fit" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 7 translations listed for "fit": oiriúnach, infheidhme, dathúil, álainn, réidh, taom.
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