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View usage for: (kɪt) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense kits, present participle kitting, past tense, past participle kitted1. countable noun [oft noun NOUN]A kit is a group of items that are kept together, often in the same container, because they are all used forsimilar purposes. ...a well-stocked first aid kit. Synonyms: equipment, supplies, materials, tackle More Synonyms of kit 2. uncountable nounKit is special clothing and equipment that you use when you take part in a particular activity,especially a sport. [mainly British] I forgot my gym kit. Synonyms: gear, things, effects, dress More Synonyms of kit 3. countable nounA kit is a set of parts that can be put together in order to make something. Her popular pot holder is also available in do-it-yourself kits. Synonyms: pack, set, package, flat-pack More Synonyms of kit 4. See get your kit off/keep your kit on Phrasal verbs: See kit out (kɪt) noun1. a set of tools, supplies, construction materials, etc, for use together or for a purpose a first-aid kit a model aircraft kit 2. the case or container for such a set 3. a. a set of pieces of equipment ready to be assembled b. (as modifier) kit furniture 4. a. clothing and other personal effects, esp those of a traveller or soldier safari kit battle kit b. informal clothing in general (esp in the phrase get one's kit off) 5. the whole kit Word origin C14: from Middle Dutch kitte tankard (kɪt) nouna kind of small violin, now obsolete, used esp by dancing masters in the 17th–18th centuries Word origin C16: of unknown origin (kɪt) noun1. an informal or diminutive name for kitten 2. a cub of various small mammals, such as the ferret or fox Word origin C16: by shortening (kɪt) noun New Zealand a plaited flax basket Word origin from Māori kete (kɪt) noun1. a masculine name see also Christopher1 2. a feminine name see also Catherine1, Katherine kit in American English 1 (kɪt) noun1. British, Dialectal a small wooden tub or bucket for holding fish, butter, etc. 2. a. personal equipment, esp. as packed for travel b. a set of tools or implements c. equipment for some particular activity, sport, etc. a first-aid kit, a salesman's kit d. a set containing a number of parts to be assembled a model airplane kit 3. a box, bag, or other container for carrying such parts, equipment, or tools 4. Informal lot; collection now chiefly in the whole kit and caboodle, everybody or everything verb transitiveWord forms: ˈkitted or ˈkitting5. Chiefly British to provide with what is needed for a given task or situation; equip usually with out or up Word origin ME kyt < MDu kitte, container made of hooped staves kit in American English 2 (kɪt) kit in American English 3 (kɪt) noun a tiny fiddle used by 16th- through 18th-cent. dancing masters Word origin Early ModE: abbrev. < ? cithara kit in American English 1 (kɪt) Word forms: verb kitted, kittingnoun1. a set or collection of tools, supplies, instructional matter, etc., for a specific purpose a first-aid kit a sales kit 2. the case for containing these 3. such a case and its contents 4. a set of materials or parts from which something can be assembled a model car made from a kit 5. informal a set, lot, or collection of things or persons 6. a wooden tub, pail, etc., usually circular 7. chiefly Brit a costume or outfit of clothing, esp. for a specific purpose ski kit dancing kit battle kit 8. See kit and caboodle transitive verb9. to package or make available in a kit a new model airplane that has just been kitted for the hobbyist 10. chiefly Brit (often fol. by out or up) to outfit or equip Word origin [1325–75; ME kyt, kitt ‹ MD kitte jug, tankard ]kit in American English 2 (kɪt) nouna violin or rebec small enough to be carried in the pocket, used by dancing masters in the 17th and 18th centuries Also called: pochette, sourdine Word origin [1510–20; orig. uncert. ]kit in American English 3 (kɪt) noun2. a young fox, beaver, or other small fur-bearing animal Word origin [1555–65; shortened form ] (kɪt) Word forms: (regular plural) kits noun( Retail: Store fixtures and layout) The kit in a store is the fixtures, fittings, and equipment that allow the store to operate efficiently. Once the painting is complete, the shelving, display cabinets, and fitting room kit can be brought in. Store managers must make sure that there are no loose pieces of kit such as shelving lying on the shop floor. The kit in a store is the fixtures, fittings, and equipment that allow the store to operateefficiently. Examples of 'kit' in a sentencekit Word lists withkit text messaging, instrument, abbreviations and symbols British English: kit / kɪt/ NOUN A kit is a group of items that are kept together because they are used for similar purposes. ...a first aid kit. - American English: kit
- Arabic: صُنْدُوقُ العِدَّةُ
- Brazilian Portuguese: kit
- Chinese: 成套工具
- Croatian: pribor
- Czech: souprava
- Danish: udstyr
- Dutch: pakket
- European Spanish: equipo utensilios
- Finnish: välineet
- French: kit
- German: Werkzeug
- Greek: κιτ
- Italian: kit
- Japanese: 用具一式
- Korean: 도구 한 벌
- Norwegian: sett
- Polish: zestaw
- European Portuguese: kit
- Romanian: set
- Russian: набор
- Latin American Spanish: equipo juego
- Swedish: utrustning
- Thai: ชุดเครื่องมือ
- Turkish: takım
- Ukrainian: комплект
- Vietnamese: bộ đồ
Chinese translation of 'kit' n - (u) (esp Brit)
- (= equipment)
成套用品 (chéngtào yòngpǐn) - (= clothing)
服装(裝) (fúzhuāng) - (Mil)
装(裝)备(備) (zhuāngbèi)
- (c) (= set)
用品包 (yòngpǐnbāo) (种(種), zhǒng) - (c) (for assembly)
配套元件 (pèitào yuánjiàn)
All related terms of 'kit'Definition a set of tools or supplies for use together or for a purpose The kit consisted of about twenty cosmetic items. Synonyms supplies materials tools instruments provisions implements rig trappings utensils accoutrements appurtenancesimpedimenta Definition clothing and other personal effects, such as those of a soldier I forgot my gym kit. Synonyms things effects clothes equipment rig garments equipage Definition a set of parts sold ready to be assembled also available in do-it-yourself kits idiomSee get or take your kit offphrasal verbSee kit something or someone out or upAdditional synonymsDefinition a collection of equipment used for a particular purpose He was rescued by firefighters wearing breathing apparatus. Synonyms equipment, machine, tackle, gear, means, materials, device, tools, implements, mechanism, outfit, machinery, appliance, utensils, contraption (informal) Definition suitcases packed for a journey excess baggage Synonyms luggage, things, cases, bags, equipment, gear, trunks, suitcases, belongings, paraphernalia, accoutrements, impedimentaDefinition garments collectively The refugees were given food, clothing and shelter. Synonyms clothes, wear, dress, gear (informal), habits, get-up (informal), outfit, costume, threads (slang), wardrobe, ensemble, garments, duds (informal), apparel, clobber (British, slang), attire, garb, togs (informal), vestments, glad rags (informal), raiment (archaic, poetic), vesture, schmutter (slang), rigout (informal) Additional synonymsDefinition the clothes worn by an actor or performer Even from a distance, the effect of his costume was stunning. Synonyms outfit, dress, clothing, get-up (informal), uniform, ensemble, robes, livery, apparel (old-fashioned), attire, garb, national dress Definition complete style of clothing a well-groomed gent in smart dress and specs Synonyms clothing, clothes, gear (informal), costume, threads (slang), garments, apparel (old-fashioned), attire, garb, togs, raiment (archaic, poetic), vestment, schmutter (slang), habiliment Synonyms equipment, stores, gear, baggage, apparatus, munitions, accoutrements, materielDefinition a set of clothes worn together She was wearing an outfit we'd bought the previous day. Synonyms costume, dress, clothes, clothing, suit, gear (informal), get-up (informal), kit, ensemble, apparel (old-fashioned), attire, garb, togs (informal), threads (slang), schmutter (slang), rigout (informal) Definition various articles or bits of equipment a large courtyard full of builders' paraphernalia Synonyms equipment, things, effects, material, stuff, tackle, gear, baggage, apparatus, belongings, clobber (British, slang), accoutrements, impedimenta, appurtenances, equipageDefinition a number of objects or people grouped or belonging together Only she and Mr Cohen had complete sets of keys to the shop. Synonyms series, collection, assortment, kit, outfit, batch, compendium, assemblage, coordinated group, ensembleDefinition any collection of unnamed things He pointed to a duffle bag. `That's my stuff.' Synonyms things, gear, possessions, effects, materials, equipment, objects, tackle, kit, junk, luggage, belongings, trappings, bits and pieces, paraphernalia, clobber (British, slang), impedimenta, goods and chattels Definition the equipment required for a particular sport or occupation fishing tackle Synonyms gear, equipment, kit, apparatus, tools, implements, outfit, trappings, paraphernalia, accoutrementsDefinition a special identifying set of clothes for the members of an organization, such as soldiers dressed in the uniform of the anti-Establishment business class Synonyms outfit, dress, costume, attire, gear (informal), get-up (informal), ensemble, garb |