Suit meaning in English
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Definition
a suit: smart clothes worn by business people, usually consisting of trousers and a jacket (often with a tie)
Suit also means "lawsuit", which is a court case or a legal battle.
a skirt suit: smart business clothing for women made up of a jacket and skirt
Pronunciation examples
UK: Oh my! That's a very smart suit.
US: I'm not sure - does it suit me?
Examples
- "Meanwhile, Bruno put on his best suit and went door-to-door looking for distributors for the new Delavigne fragrances."
- "Meanwhile, Bruno put on his best suit and went door-to-door searching for distributors for the new Delavigne fragrances."
- "Wear your best suits, and some of you may need to practice smiling."
- "The idea is that a man can create a sense of untouchable, unquestionable power around himself simply by wearing the perfect suit: colleagues fear him, bosses respect him and clients trust him. All this, thanks to his suit."
- "The "power suit", the suit which gives its wearer a feeling of power and superiority, is back."
- "No businessmen wearing suits, just groupies and rock "n" roll babes wearing... well... not much at all!"
- "A bespoke suit speaks volumes about the man wearing it."
- "Wearing this suit actually makes me feel like a better person."
- "I am looking for a new suit."
- "Cheryl : I'm wearing a suit, Philip."
- "Philip : Nina, when will the suit be ready?"
- "Oh no, my suit!"
- "And as long as I've got my suit and tie"
- "Philip : Do you have a suit, Jones?"
- "Brian : Puke on your suit!"
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