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Wutanfall

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ˈsnit fit SOST colloq

snit fit
Wutanfall m <-(e)s, -fälle>
snit fit
Ausbruch m <-(e)s, -brü·che> fig
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snit [snɪt] SOST ingl am, ingl Aus colloq

snit
üble [o. schlechte] Laune
to be in/get into a snit
üble Laune haben/bekommen

fit1 [fɪt] SOST

1. fit (attack):

fit
Anfall m <-(e)s, -fälle>
epileptic fit
epileptischer Anfall

2. fit (brief spell of sickness):

fit
Anfall m <-(e)s, -fälle>
coughing fit
Hustenanfall m <-(e)s, -fälle>

3. fit fig colloq (outburst of rage):

fit
[Wut]anfall m
to have [or throw] a fit
einen Anfall bekommen colloq
to have [or throw] a fit
Zustände kriegen colloq

4. fit (burst):

fit of laughter
Lachkrampf m <-(e)s, -krämpfe>
to be in fits of laughter
sich acc kaputtlachen colloq
to get the audience in fits
das Publikum zum Lachen bringen

5. fit (caprice, mood):

fit
Anwandlung f <-, -en>
in a fit of generosity
in einer Anwandlung von Großzügigkeit

locuzioni:

by [or in]fits and starts (erratically)
sporadisch
by [or in]fits and starts (in little groups)
stoßweise

I. fit2 <-tt-> [fɪt] AGG

1. fit (suitable):

fit
geeignet
they served a meal fit for a king
sie trugen ein königliches Mahl auf
to be fit for human consumption
zum Verzehr geeignet sein
to be fit for human habitation
bewohnbar sein
to be no fit way to do sth
kein geeigneter [o. tauglicher] Weg sein, etw zu tun
to be fit to eat
essbar [o. genießbar] sein

2. fit (qualified):

fit
geeignet
that's all sb's fit for colloq
das ist alles, wozu jd taugt

3. fit (up to):

fit
fähig
she's not fit for this responsibility
sie ist dieser Verantwortung nicht gewachsen
to be fit for military service/the tropics
wehrdienst-/tropentauglich sein
to be [not] fit to do sth
nicht fähig [o. in der Lage] sein, etw zu tun
to be fit to travel
reisetauglich sein
to be fit to work
arbeitsfähig sein

4. fit (appropriate):

fit
angebracht
to do what one sees [or thinks]fit
tun, was man für richtig hält

5. fit (worthy):

fit
würdig
to be not fit to be seen
sich acc nicht sehen lassen können

6. fit (ready, prepared):

fit
bereit <bereiter, am bereitesten>
to be fit to do sth
nahe daran sein, etw zu tun
to be fit to drop
zum Umfallen müde sein

7. fit (healthy):

fit
fit
to keep fit
sich acc fit halten

8. fit ingl brit sl (physically alluring):

fit
geil sl

locuzioni:

to be [as] fit as a fiddle [or ingl brit also flea] colloq (merry)
quietschvergnügt sein colloq
to be [as] fit as a fiddle [or ingl brit also flea] (healthy)
fit wie ein Turnschuh sein colloq
to laugh fit to burst colloq
vor Lachen beinahe platzen colloq
to be fit to be tied ingl am
[vor Wut] kochen colloq

II. fit2 [fɪt] SOST no pl

1. fit MODA:

fit
Sitz m <-es, -e>
fit
Passform f <-> kein pl
bad/good/perfect fit
schlechter/guter/tadelloser Sitz
these shoes are a good fit
diese Schuhe passen gut

2. fit TECN:

fit
Passung f

III. fit2 [fɪt] VB vb trans

1. fit <fit [or fitted], fit [or fitted] > (be appropriate):

to fit sb/sth
sich acc für jdn/etw eignen
he should fit the sales job perfectly
er müsste die Verkäuferstelle perfekt ausfüllen

2. fit <fit [or fitted], fit [or fitted] > (correspond with):

to fit sth
etw dat entsprechen
the punishment should always fit the crime
die Strafe sollte immer dem Vergehen angemessen sein
the key fits the lock
der Schlüssel passt ins Schloss
the description fitted the criminal
die Beschreibung passte auf den Täter
to fit sb's plans
in jds Pläne passen

3. fit <fit [or fitted], fit [or fitted] > (make correspond):

to fit sth to sth
etw etw dat anpassen
he had to fit his plans to the circumstances
er musste sich mit seinen Plänen nach den Gegebenheiten richten

4. fit <fitted [or fit], fitted [or fit] > MODA:

to fit sb
jdm passen
to fit a dress/a suit on sb
jdm ein Kleid/ein Kostüm anprobieren [o. A anpassen]

5. fit <fitted [or fit], fitted [or fit] > (mount):

to fit sth
etw montieren
to fit a bulb
eine Glühbirne einschrauben

6. fit <fitted [or fit], fitted [or fit] > (shape as required):

to fit sth
etw anpassen

7. fit <fitted [or fit], fitted [or fit] > (position as required):

to fit sth
etw einpassen

8. fit <fitted [or fit], fitted [or fit] > (supply):

to fit sth with sth
etw mit etw dat versehen [o. ausstatten]

locuzioni:

to fit the bill
seinen Zweck erfüllen

IV. fit2 <fit [or fitted], fit [or fitted]> [fɪt] VB vb intr

1. fit (be correct size):

fit
passen
fit MODA also
sitzen <sitzt, saß, gesessen>
to fit like a glove
wie angegossen passen [o. sitzen]
to fit into sth
in etw acc hineinpassen

2. fit (accord):

fit facts
übereinstimmen
fit facts
zusammenpassen

3. fit (have required characteristics):

to fit into sth
zu etw dat passen
to fit into sth (adapt)
sich acc in etw acc einfügen
how do you fit into all this?
was für eine Rolle spielen Sie in dem Ganzen?

locuzioni:

if the shoe [or ingl brit also cap]fits, wear it
wem der Schuh passt, der soll ihn sich anziehen fig
Voce OpenDict

fit AGG

to get fit
fit werden
to get fit
sich (akk) fit machen
Voce OpenDict

fit AGG

fit for a king
eines Königs würdig
Voce OpenDict

fit AGG

to be well fit (physically alluring) ingl brit sl
echt heiß sein colloq
Voce OpenDict

fit SOST

to be a good fit for sb/sth
gut zu jdm/etw passen

Glossario di Biologia Klett

fit VB

fit
entsprechen
fit
(in etw.) passen
Present
Ifit
youfit
he/she/itfits
wefit
youfit
theyfit
Past
Ifitted / ingl am fit
youfitted / ingl am fit
he/she/itfitted / ingl am fit
wefitted / ingl am fit
youfitted / ingl am fit
theyfitted / ingl am fit
Present Perfect
Ihavefitted / ingl am fit
youhavefitted / ingl am fit
he/she/ithasfitted / ingl am fit
wehavefitted / ingl am fit
youhavefitted / ingl am fit
theyhavefitted / ingl am fit
Past Perfect
Ihadfitted / ingl am fit
youhadfitted / ingl am fit
he/she/ithadfitted / ingl am fit
wehadfitted / ingl am fit
youhadfitted / ingl am fit
theyhadfitted / ingl am fit
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Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

Nacho and goes back into a snit vs. him.
en.wikipedia.org
Could it be that one moment of wit caused the administrators to snit?
www.cnet.com
There's good and bad in their finally coming together after a two-week snit.
www.theglobeandmail.com
I suspect that everyone is getting their knickers in a snit for nothing.
ottawacitizen.com
Big media these days are more likely to buy politicians massages and drinks than they are to leave in a snit.
blogs.voanews.com

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