How do you use "Kit" in a sentence?

New kit looks great. Wearing the away kit today. Kit man prepares everything.

Kit

Q: What does "Kit" mean?

Football uniform—shirt, shorts, socks. 'Kit' is the British term for football uniform. 'Home kit' is main colours; 'away kit' for when colours clash. 'Third kit' is an alternative. Kit launches are major events.

Slang Term BritishAustralian ★★★★★ Very Common Casual

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Meaning: Football uniform—shirt, shorts, socks.

装备、用具、行李

Equipamiento, material o pertenencias

装備、道具、持ち物

축구 유니폼—셔츠, 반바지, 양말.

'Kit' is the British term for football uniform. 'Home kit' is main colours; 'away kit' for when colours clash. 'Third kit' is an alternative. Kit launches are major events.

指装备和个人物品的军事术语。现在广泛用于任何一套装备或用具，尤其是体育用品。

Término militar para equipamiento y pertenencias personales. Ahora se usa ampliamente para cualquier conjunto de equipamiento o material, especialmente deportivo.

装備品や個人の持ち物を指す軍事用語。現在はあらゆる装備品や道具、特にスポーツ用品に広く使われる。

'Kit'은 축구 유니폼을 가리키는 영국식 표현이다. 'Home kit'은 홈 유니폼, 'away kit'은 상대팀과 색이 겹칠 때 입는 원정 유니폼이다. 'Third kit'은 대체 유니폼이다. 새 유니폼 출시는 큰 이벤트이다.

Examples

New kit looks great.
收拾装备，我们出发
Recoge tu equipo, nos vamos
荷物をまとめろ、出発だ
새 유니폼 멋지다.
Wearing the away kit today.
足球装备在洗
La equipación de fútbol está en la lavadora
サッカーのユニフォームは洗濯中だ
오늘은 원정 유니폼을 입어.
Kit man prepares everything.
你东西都带齐了吗？
¿Tienes todo tu equipo?
道具は全部揃った？
장비 담당이 모든 걸 준비해.

Pronunciation

/kɪt/

Usage Guide

Context: uniform, shirt, team

Tone: casual

✓ Do Say

Kit
球衣套装
Equipación
ユニフォーム
짐 챙겨
Home kit
主场球衣
Equipación de local
ホームユニフォーム
운동 장비
Away kit
客场球衣
Equipación de visitante
アウェイユニフォーム
완전 장비
Third kit
第三套球衣
Tercera equipación
サードユニフォーム
완전 장비

✗ Don't Say

Americans say 'jersey' or 'uniform'
英国通用说法
De uso universal en Gran Bretaña
イギリスでは一般的に使われる
미국에서는 'jersey'나 'uniform'이라고 함

Common Mistakes

Kit includes full uniform, not just shirt

Origin & History

British term for sporting uniform and equipment. In football, specifically the shirt, shorts, and socks. American equivalent is 'uniform' or 'jersey.'

Etymology: British: kit = equipment/uniform

First recorded: British sporting term

Cultural Context

Era: British sporting term

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

Pop culture: Kit launches; Replica kit sales

Regional notes: British/Australian term.

Variations

KitStripColours

Kit