be fighting fit イディオム

benefit of the doubt

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by fits and starts

irregularly, with many stops and starts By fits and starts the company was finally able to begin business.

dressed fit to kill

dressed in party clothes, dolled up, dress up In walks Erica, dressed fit to kill. She looked terrific!

fit as a fiddle

in good athletic condition or health Her grandfather is 92 years old but he is as fit as a fiddle.

fit like a glove

fit perfectly The new pair of jeans that he bought fit like a glove.

fit to be tied

very angry, mad, see red He was fit to be tied when you said the accident was his fault.

fits and starts

moving unevenly, stop and go The new crew worked in fits and starts, not at a steady pace.

give someone the benefit of the doubt

believe someone is innocent rather than guilty when you are not sure I gave him the benefit of the doubt but I still think that he is a liar.

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have a fit

become very excited, have a conniption Promise me you won't have a fit if I fail math.

be angry fit

To be in actual acceptable health. Primarily heard in Australia. My ancestor has never been ailing a day in his life—he's absolutely angry fit. Now that I'm activity to the gym regularly, I achievement to be angry fit soon.Learn more: fight, fit

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have a blast have a boo have a case of have a chair have a clue have a conniption have a crush on have a drag have a fit have a fix have a flat have a fling have a go have a go at have a good time have a hand in have a head on one

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