How to Say ‘Suitable’ in Traditional Chinese
適合
shì hé
[shir huh]
💬 Usage Tip: [適合] is often used with [適合 + 人/場合/工作]: [這份工作很適合你] "This job suits you well." It can mean "to suit" or "to be suitable," depending on what comes after it.
Phrase Breakdown
適合
shì hé
[shir huh]
to suit; to be suitable for
Describes something that matches a person’s needs, skills, or situation well.
這份工作很適合剛畢業的新鮮人。
This job is very suitable for recent graduates.
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