suit noun
1 set of clothes
ADJ. designer, elegant, immaculate, smart, well-cut | ill-fitting | off-the-peg | best, good He wore his one good suit to the interview. | tailored | double-breasted, single-breasted | one-piece, three-piece, two-piece | pinstripe/pinstriped | linen, tweed, etc. | summer | business, dinner, evening, dress, formal, lounge, morning, safari | trouser | bathing, diving, wet | ski
SUIT + NOUN jacket, trousers
PREP. in a ~ Two men in suits came out of the hotel.
PHRASES a suit and tie They won't let you into the restaurant without a suit and tie. | a suit of armour The cavalry wore a suit of light armour and carried a shield. | a suit of clothes We bought the baby a couple of suits of clothes.
2 of playing cards
ADJ. trump
VERB + SUIT follow (= play the same suit as the previous player)
SUIT + VERB be trumps Which suit is trumps? | change The suit changed to diamonds.
PREP. from/in a/the ~ All the cards have to be from the same suit.
suit verb
ADV. admirably, fine, well A camping holiday would suit me fine. You will have to try out the various tennis rackets to find out which one suits you best. | down to the ground (informal), perfectly Country life suits me down to the ground! This arrangement suited me perfectly.
VERB + SUIT seem to | adapt sth to, adjust sth to, be designed to, be tailored to a shampoo designed to suit all hair types
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