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suited

UK
/ˈsjuːtɪd/
US
/ˈsuːtɪd/
suited up
suited up

Translations

suitedadjective
more suited
Comp.
most suited
Super.
UK
/ˈsjuːtɪd/
US
/ˈsutɪd/
The dress was perfectly suited for the formal event.
La robe était parfaitement adaptée à l'événement formel.
The dress was perfectly suited for the formal event.
La robe était parfaitement appropriée pour l'événement formel.
en costumeSe dit d'une personne portant une tenue formelle, souvent un costume.
Several suited officials waited outside the office.
Plusieurs fonctionnaires en costume attendaient devant le bureau.
Additional translations
de la même couleurJeu de cartes.
Synonyms
fitting
appropriate
suitable
compatible
well-matched
congruous
apt
tailored
Antonyms
unsuited
inappropriate
unfit
suitverb

suited

Past Simple

suited
Past Simple
suited
Past Participle
suiting
Gerund
UK
/sjuːt/
US
/suːt/
convenir à
The new job suits her skills perfectly.
Ce nouveau poste convient parfaitement à ses compétences.
He adjusted the schedule to suit the needs of the team.
Il a adapté l'horaire aux besoins de l'équipe.
Additional translations
habillerRare; emploi littéraire ou ancien
courtiserVieilli
Synonyms
fit
be suitable for
accommodate
meet
satisfy

Definitions

suitedadjective
Appropriate or fitting for a particular purpose, person, or situation.
The dress was perfectly suited for the formal event.
Adapted or appropriate to a particular condition or environment.
The plant is well suited to grow in arid climates.
Wearing a business suit or other formal attire.
Several suited officials waited outside the office.
In card games, (of two or more cards) belonging to the same suit.
He decided to play his ace-king suited aggressively.
suitverb
To be appropriate or acceptable for someone or something.
The new job suits her skills perfectly.
To make something appropriate or acceptable for someone or something.
He adjusted the schedule to suit the needs of the team.
To be convenient or satisfactory for someone.
Does this time suit you for the meeting?
To provide (someone) with a suit of clothes; to dress.
The costumer suited the actors in elaborate period costumes.
To seek the affection of (someone) in order to marry or begin a romantic relationship; to court (archaic).
In the old tale, the knight suited the princess with poems and flowers.
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