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Fit in
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Meaning:
Get on in a group of people
Example:
I didn't FIT IN with the other people working there so I left and found another job.
Notes:
- Intransitive
- International English
- Intransitive
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Fit in
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Meaning:
Have enough time or space for something
Example:
I didn't have time to FIT IN another appointment.
Notes:
- Separable [optional]
- International English
- Separable [optional]
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Fit in with
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Meaning:
Be convenient or occur conveniently
Example:
They're not arriving until Thursday, which FITS IN WITH my schedule for the week.
Notes:
- Inseparable
- International English
- Inseparable
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Fit in with
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Meaning:
Occur or happen in a way that shows that plans or ideas have not changed
Example:
His rudeness yesterday FITS IN WITH what I have always thought of his behaviour.
Notes:
- Inseparable
- International English
- Inseparable
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Fit into
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Meaning:
Become part of
Example:
Their ideas didn't FIT INTO our plans.
Notes:
- Inseparable
- International English
- Inseparable
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Fit out
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Meaning:
Provide with necessary equipment
Example:
They FITTED OUT the boat for the race.
Notes:
- Separable [optional]
- International English
- Separable [optional]
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Fit out with
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Meaning:
Provide someone with necessary equipment
Example:
They didn't FIT the troops OUT WITH the necessary protective gear.
Notes:
- Separable [optional]
- International English
- Separable [optional]
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Fit up
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Meaning:
Frame someone- make them look guilty of something they haven't done
Example:
The police FITTED him UP for dealing drugs.
Notes:
- Separable [optional]
- International English
- Separable [optional]
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Fit up
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Meaning:
Provide equipment
Example:
They FITTED us UP with the latest IT.
Notes:
- Separable [obligatory]
- International English
- Separable [obligatory]