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91fit-up — fit n a frame up, a situation in which an inno cent person is accused or incriminated on the basis of false evidence, perjury, etc. The noun derives from the verb form ► It was an obvious bloody fit up, but they let it go through anyway.… …
92fit like a glove — fit perfectly The new pair of jeans that he bought fit like a glove …
93fit someone up Brit. — fit someone up Brit. informal incriminate someone by falsifying evidence against them. → fit …
94fit someone/thing in (or into) — succeed in finding time to see someone or do something. → fit …
95fit someone/thing out (or up) — provide someone or something with necessary items. → fit …
96fit — /ingl. fɪt/ [vc. ingl., da to fit «adattare»] s. m. inv. 1. adattamento 2. (mecc.) accoppiamento, aggiunta 3. (di abito, di scarpe, ecc.) linea, taglio, misura …
97fit someone like a glove — fit (someone) like a glove if a piece of clothing fits someone like a glove, it fits their body perfectly. My new jeans contain Lycra so they fit like a glove …
98fit like a glove — fit (someone) like a glove if a piece of clothing fits someone like a glove, it fits their body perfectly. My new jeans contain Lycra so they fit like a glove …
99fit in someone — fit in (someone/something) to include an activity or person. Where do you find the time in your day to fit in your children? …
100fit in something — fit in (someone/something) to include an activity or person. Where do you find the time in your day to fit in your children? …
