suit
English → English
(clothing) A set of clothes made of the same fabric, typically including a jacket and trousers or a skirt
He wore a navy blue three-piece suit and a silk tie to the formal wedding ceremony.
(English) He wore a navy blue three-piece suit and a silk tie to the formal wedding ceremony.
Business professionals are often required to wear a formal suit during important client meetings.
(English) Business professionals are often required to wear a formal suit during important client meetings.
(compatibility) To be convenient for or acceptable to someone
The 9:00 AM meeting time suits me perfectly as I can drop my kids off at school first.
(English) The 9:00 AM meeting time suits me perfectly as I can drop my kids off at school first.
That bright shade of yellow doesn't really suit your skin tone; you should try a darker color.
(English) That bright shade of yellow doesn't really suit your skin tone; you should try a darker color.
(legal) A case brought to a court of law for a legal judgment
The environmental group filed a law suit against the company for polluting the local river.
(English) The environmental group filed a law suit against the company for polluting the local river.
The court dismissed the civil suit because there was not enough evidence to support the claim.
(English) The court dismissed the civil suit because there was not enough evidence to support the claim.
Entry ID: en:en:suit · Source: refined · Type: vocabulary