kit in English: A set of clothes or tools kept together for a sport, a job, or an activity. (noun)

Translation

A set of clothes or tools kept together for a sport, a job, or an activity.

Word origin

From Middle Dutch kitte, a wooden tub: the name of the container moved to the set of things carried in it.

Gender

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In British English, your kit is the set of sports clothes you play in.

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A first aid kit is a box of things for treating small injuries.

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A kit can be a set of parts you build into the finished thing.

bag

A soft container with an open top that you carry things in.

tool

A thing you hold in your hand to help you do work, such as a hammer or a knife.

equipment

The tools and machines you need for a job or a sport. The word is uncountable, so it has no plural.

clothes

The things people wear, such as shirts, trousers and coats.

set

To put something in a place, or to make it ready to use.

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