fitted

fitted — 形容詞

1. describes clothing or fabric that is cut and sewn to match the curves of a body

1.形容詞B1
釋義

合身的

順應身形或物體形狀剪裁的

describes clothing or fabric that is cut and sewn to match the curves of a body or the form of an object, rather than hanging loosely or being one-size-fits-all.

例句

Yuna bought a fitted blazer that showed off her waistline perfectly.

Yuna 買了一件合身的西裝外套,完美襯托出她的腰線。

fitted + clothing noun (blazer, jacket, jeans, dress)

The hotel provided fitted sheets for the extra beds in the room.

飯店為客房內額外的床鋪準備了鬆緊床包。

fitted + bedding noun (sheets, mattress cover, cover)

同義詞
  • tailored

    strongly suggests a garment made or adjusted specifically for one person by a tailor

  • close-fitting

    emphasises a snug, tight fit against the body

  • shaped

    more general; can describe any material cut to a form, not just clothing

反義詞
  • loose

    clothing that hangs away from the body

  • baggy

    especially of trousers or sleeves — intentionally oversized

文法句型

fitted + noun

be + fitted

用法筆記

Commonly used as an attributive adjective before a noun (a fitted jacket). Also common in the pattern 'fitted + with + noun' when an item of clothing is made to include an additional feature: a jacket fitted with a detachable hood.

常見錯誤

I bought a fit dress.
I bought a fitted dress.
💡'Fit' is a verb or an adjective meaning 'healthy/appropriate'; 'fitted' is the adjective meaning 'shaped to the body'.

2. describes furniture, cupboards, or equipment that is built or installed to be pe

2.形容詞B1
釋義

固定式

永久安裝於特定位置的家具或設備

describes furniture, cupboards, or equipment that is built or installed to be permanently fixed into a specific space, such as a kitchen or bedroom.

例句

The flat comes with a fitted kitchen that includes an oven and a dishwasher.

這間公寓附有系統廚房,包含烤箱和洗碗機。

fitted + room/area noun (kitchen, wardrobe, bathroom, cupboard)

Yael had fitted wardrobes installed along the entire bedroom wall to maximise storage.

Yael 在整面臥室牆上安裝了固定式衣櫃,以便充分利用收納空間。

fitted + with + equipment

同義詞
  • built-in

    the preferred term in American English; interchangeable in most contexts

  • integrated

    more technical; suggests the item is part of a unified system

  • fixed

    broader — can describe anything permanently attached, not only furniture

反義詞
  • freestanding

    furniture that stands independently and can be moved

  • portable

    equipment that can be carried or relocated

文法句型

fitted + noun (fitted kitchen / fitted wardrobe)

用法筆記

This sense is especially common in British English in the context of homes and interiors. In American English, built-in is the preferred equivalent. The pattern 'fitted with [something]' extends this meaning to any object permanently equipped with a feature or device: a car fitted with anti-lock brakes; a laboratory fitted with fume hoods.

常見錯誤

We bought a built-in kitchen.
We bought a fitted kitchen.
💡In British English, 'fitted kitchen' is the standard term for a kitchen with cupboards and appliances built into the space.

3. having the right personal qualities, experience, or skills for a particular job,

3.形容詞B2
釋義

適合的

具備勝任某角色或任務的條件

having the right personal qualities, experience, or skills for a particular job, role, or situation — for example, a calm person being fitted for crisis management, or an experienced teacher being fitted to lead a training programme.

例句

After years of training, Maeve felt she was fitted for a leadership position.

經過多年的培訓,Maeve 覺得自己適合擔任領導職位。

be fitted for [role]

The committee decided that Ziad was not fitted for diplomatic work overseas.

委員會認為 Ziad 不適合到海外從事外交工作。

同義詞
  • suited

    the most common and natural synonym; slightly less formal

  • qualified

    implies formal training or certification rather than personal qualities

  • fit

    shorter and more informal; used in everyday speech

反義詞
  • unfitted

    the direct antonym, though less common than 'unsuited'

  • unsuited

    the most natural opposite in most contexts

  • unfit

    stronger negative connotation — suggests a lack of basic capability

文法句型

be fitted for [role]

be fitted to [infinitive]

用法筆記

This sense is more formal than the synonymous adjective fit. While a candidate can be fit for a role in everyday speech, fitted for a role carries a more deliberate, assessed quality — as if a judgment has been made after evaluating the person's profile. Distinguish from sense 1: this sense describes suitability of character, not physical shape.

常見錯誤

Is he fit for the job?' (informal, fine).
Is he fitted for the job?
💡Both are grammatically correct, but 'fitted' is more formal and less common in everyday conversation.