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Definition of fitment in English: fitmentnoun ˈfɪtm(ə)ntˈfɪtmənt usually fitmentsBritish A fixed item of furniture or piece of equipment, especially in a house. Example sentencesExamples - And you now have fitments with color-coded caps for a jazzier look, along with bigger labels and better graphics on gallons.
- It demonstrated that three fitments provided by Gill were faulty.
- It was very similar in its fitments to the cabins we had had on the other ships, but more spacious and I had all the space to myself.
- The fitments have been vandalised and the flaking concrete of the buildings is smothered in graffiti.
- It has long offered tamper - resistant caps and fitments, including dual systems.
- Much of the house has been untouched since the original fitments were put in in 1898.
- New additions include innovative fitments like screw caps for gable-top cartons.
- It is distinguished by the quality of its original fitments and by the way it has preserved its original multi-roomed character.
- Basic safety and security is well managed, and fitments include powered front windows, a decent sound system, and cloth upholstery.
- For those who have money to spare, a range of moulded carpets, seat upholstery, headliners, matching door panels and dash pads are available as fitments.
- If it was standard fitment, however, the cost would be closer to $50 per car in high volumes.
- One of the games was the most beautiful game with multiple intricate brass fitments and little bells to ring as well as skittles to topple.
- It was new and was at first thought to have come from redecorating work, but it matched none of the fitments in the house at Albert Place.
- Put together a couple of kitchen fitments, buy a coffee machine and Bob's your uncle.
- They were new and clean and well staffed, with modern fitments and a swimming pool, shops, a hairdresser, a library, good food and several bars.
- But important as the laboratory fitments and the scientific staff were to the future success of the voyage there was another, larger, group on board that was arguably even more crucial.
- Multiple sizes from 300 mm up to 1 metre, differing colours (blue, silver and black) and of course the different fitments make it quite versatile in its application.
- Safety features may account for up to 15 per cent of the manufacturing cost of the vehicle and car manufacturers feel that it is not good for their bottom-lines to provide safety features as standard fitment.
- He said that there had been a removable shower fitment for attaching to a bath which had been bought to enable a particular person to wash their hair.
- This currently uses the standard turbo installation, which unlike some aftermarket turbo fitments looks neat enough to be an original factory fit.
Definition of fitment in US English: fitmentnounˈfɪtməntˈfitmənt usually fitmentsBritish A fixed item of furniture or piece of equipment, especially in a house. Example sentencesExamples - One of the games was the most beautiful game with multiple intricate brass fitments and little bells to ring as well as skittles to topple.
- He said that there had been a removable shower fitment for attaching to a bath which had been bought to enable a particular person to wash their hair.
- If it was standard fitment, however, the cost would be closer to $50 per car in high volumes.
- Safety features may account for up to 15 per cent of the manufacturing cost of the vehicle and car manufacturers feel that it is not good for their bottom-lines to provide safety features as standard fitment.
- It was new and was at first thought to have come from redecorating work, but it matched none of the fitments in the house at Albert Place.
- But important as the laboratory fitments and the scientific staff were to the future success of the voyage there was another, larger, group on board that was arguably even more crucial.
- Much of the house has been untouched since the original fitments were put in in 1898.
- Basic safety and security is well managed, and fitments include powered front windows, a decent sound system, and cloth upholstery.
- For those who have money to spare, a range of moulded carpets, seat upholstery, headliners, matching door panels and dash pads are available as fitments.
- It has long offered tamper - resistant caps and fitments, including dual systems.
- It was very similar in its fitments to the cabins we had had on the other ships, but more spacious and I had all the space to myself.
- New additions include innovative fitments like screw caps for gable-top cartons.
- It is distinguished by the quality of its original fitments and by the way it has preserved its original multi-roomed character.
- Put together a couple of kitchen fitments, buy a coffee machine and Bob's your uncle.
- This currently uses the standard turbo installation, which unlike some aftermarket turbo fitments looks neat enough to be an original factory fit.
- Multiple sizes from 300 mm up to 1 metre, differing colours (blue, silver and black) and of course the different fitments make it quite versatile in its application.
- The fitments have been vandalised and the flaking concrete of the buildings is smothered in graffiti.
- And you now have fitments with color-coded caps for a jazzier look, along with bigger labels and better graphics on gallons.
- It demonstrated that three fitments provided by Gill were faulty.
- They were new and clean and well staffed, with modern fitments and a swimming pool, shops, a hairdresser, a library, good food and several bars.
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