Definition of fitted in English:

fitted

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adjective

1Made or shaped to fill a space or to cover something closely or exactly.
‘the blouse has a fitted bodice’
- ‘navy blue fitted sheets’
- ‘They wore cornflower blue strapless fitted bodices with fishtail shaped skirts and carried hand-tied bouquets of white carnations and pale blue freesia.’
- ‘The bride wore an ivory dress with fitted bodice and straps covered in tiny cream and peach roses and a small trail.’
- ‘The base pin, which seems to be more closely fitted than on earlier examples, showed no tendency to walk forward under recoil.’
- ‘I use a fitted sheet because I sleep on a twin futon and the mattress is in two pieces.’
- ‘Bed-making takes no time with fitted sheets.’
- ‘The bride wore an ivory gown with a fitted diamanté detailed bodice, a full skirt and train, waist-length veil and diamante tiara.’
- ‘Then place the fitted sheet back on the mattress.’
- ‘For 10 bucks extra you could even throw in a fitted sheet.’
- ‘It had a fitted bodice with small, off-the-shoulder sleeves.’
- ‘Her dress was simple, with a fitted bodice and short jacket with bell sleeves.’
- ‘It was pure white, with a fitted bodice that flared gently outwards to form the dress.’
- ‘These patients also received a fitted incontinence cover.’
- ‘Even if you have a fitted boat cover, consider adding a tarp over it to protect the cover from bird droppings or other damage.’
- ‘Trembling, she pushed back the covers and found a fitted, but flowing, white gown hung on her thin frame.’
- ‘A fitted washable cover is supplied as a standard accessory and protects the fabric covering the seating area.’
- ‘No raincoat would really be complete without a nice set of fitted boots to cover the feet of your furry friends!’
- ‘The sheets had all fallen off the bed and even the fitted sheet was coming off.’
- ‘‘Cloth diapers come in contoured, prefolded and fitted varieties,’ she says.’
- ‘The dashboard is decorated in purple velour and gold braid, protected from dust by a fitted polythene cover.’
- ‘If that doesn't ease your pain, try a fitted cushioned seat cover (found in cycling shops and sporting goods stores).’
shaped, contoured, fitting tightly, fitting well
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1. 1.1mainly British (of a room) equipped with matching pieces of furniture built to be fixed into a particular space.
  ‘a fitted kitchen’
  ‘The kitchen area is fully fitted, with breakfast counter, and has utility with bathroom and electric shower off.’
  ‘Now derelict, the stone property has planning permission to be restored as a four-bedroom home, with one bathroom, two sitting rooms, a dining room and a fitted kitchen.’
  ‘All units come with fully fitted kitchens and gas-fired central heating.’
  ‘Just off the living room is a fitted kitchen with shaker style units at floor and eye level.’
  ‘It is a four-bedroom, three bathroom property with spacious rooms and a fitted kitchen.’
  ‘Each house will come with a fitted kitchen with custom-built units and chrome handles.’
  ‘The units will include fully fitted kitchens with electrical appliances, air conditioning, marble floors and an underground parking space.’
  ‘The ground floor has recently been refurbished to provide new fully fitted kitchens, cold rooms and freezers.’
  ‘On the production line every last detail is included in the modules - built-in storage space, a fitted kitchen and a bathroom complete down to taps and tiling.’
  ‘All of the two and three bedroom units will have en suites while all of the apartments will feature fitted kitchens with ceramic floor tiling and integrated appliances.’
  ‘Standard features include fitted kitchens with Italian floor and wall tiles, fully tiled bathrooms and video security systems.’
2Attached to or provided with a particular component or article.
- ‘a pistol fitted with a match-grade barrel’
3predicative Having the appropriate qualities or skills to do something.
- ‘physicists may not be fitted for involvement in industrial processes’
suited, well suited, right, suitable, ideal
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