TO SUIT-1
TO SUIT-1: meaning and examples
Good morning, everybody. I hope you your day is going well!
Today's word is: to suit (pronunciation ⇒ rhymes with shoot and flute).
It means: that something (clothes or a hair style) looks good on a person because of the colour or style.
With this expression, we use the following word order: Article/piece of clothing or hairstyle SUIT person
Example 1: They say that pink clothes do not suit a person with red hair.
Example 2: I don’t think that dress suits you very well. You would look better in something that wasn't so tight!
Example 3: Kathy's new haircut really suits her. It makes her look younger and more modern.
To get some more practice with English, I encourage you to write your own sentence with this verb on one of our social media sites (Facebook or Bluesky). We will give you feedback about your writing as soon as possible.
I hope that the rest of your day goes well.
All the best!




