| 词汇 | fixed |
| 释义 | fixed adjective uk /fɪkst/ us /fɪkst/ fixedadjective (NOT POSSIBLE TO CHANGE)B2 arranged or decided already and not able to be changed: 确定的;不能变的 a fixed price固定价格 fixed interest rates固定利率 Is the date of the wedding fixed yet?婚礼日期确定了吗？ staying the same constantCheck to make sure your oven maintains a constant temperature. the sameYou look exactly the same as you did ten years ago! same old same oldThe Italian restaurant is under new management, but it's just the same old same old. unchangingHis novel is about the unchanging nature of humanity. unchangeableThe company's position on the matter is absolute and unchangeable. usually disapproving A fixed idea is one that someone is not willing to change: She said, "There is nothing worse than a man who has fixed ideas about what a woman can and cannot do." Our image of what a leader looks like can sometimes be very fixed. Synonyms inflexible rigid Do you pay your mortgage on a fixed or variable rate? There's no fixed routine at work - every day is different. We can still rearrange the dates of our holiday. Nothing is fixed yet. He agreed to do the work for a fixed price. Scientists said they had no fixed idea of where the probe should land. They find themselves battling a very fixed culture. Not able to be changed a leopard can't/doesn't change its spotsidiom be no hard and fast rulesidiom burn your boats/bridgesidiom congenital continuity deep-seated incurably inelastic inelasticity inflexible inflexibly irreversibly irrevocable irrevocably leopard sb's way or the highwayidiom unchangeable uncompromising uncompromisingly unredeemable You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Strong-willed fixedadjective (NOT MOVING)not moving or able to be moved from its position: 固定于某处的 Guide stars are fixed points in space used to keep a telescope in position. It can help your balance if you keep your eyes on a fixed object. (of a look or someone's eyes) not moving from a particular point: She frightened her younger siblings with a fixed stare. fixed onHis eyes were completely fixed on the food. The sculpture consists of a number of wooden pieces connected with metal, resembling a mobile but fixed. They start with a mobile MRI unit instead of investing in a more expensive fixed machine. Speed cameras, both mobile and fixed, are deployed to catch offenders. The new venue will be all fixed seating. She kept her eyes fixed on the screen in front of her. Keeping and staying the same anti-progressive calcification calcify consistency consistent continuum inveteracy kept leave well aloneidiom left level off stabilization stabilize stably stay steadfast unreformed wallow wallow in something wouldn't have it any other wayidiom You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Using the eyes fixedadjective (DISHONEST)(of a game, result, etc.) dishonestly arranged so that someone gets the result that they want: He complained that the system was fixed in favour of a certain group of people. Several players were caught up in a scandal relating to fixed games. He had no idea the match was fixed. There were conspiracy theories involving fixed voting machines. Cheating & tricking anti-fraud bad faith bamboozle bilk blackmail deceive diddle feint flannel game-fixing grift grifter gull gyp have an eye to/for the main chanceidiom prankster pretext pretextual pull pull a fast oneidiom You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Experiencing and suffering fixedadjective (REPAIRED)[ notusually before noun ] repaired or solved: We don't have the problem completely fixed yet. The car seemed fixed, but then it broke down again. The bridge has not been fully fixed for vehicles but it is safe for pedestrians. The system is broken and we need to get it fixed. Correcting and mending calibration clean (someone/something) up correction fiddle (around) with something fine-tune mess reconstruction recover rectifiable rectification refine refinement remedy revised scratch smooth something away smoothen sort sort something out troubleshoot fixedadjective (OF ANIMAL)[ notusually before noun ]US(UKneutered) (of an animal) having had part of its sexual organs removed, so that it cannot produce young animals: 绝育的 Many people find that dogs behave better when they're fixed. Owners could be fined if they do not get their animals fixed. Synonyms alteredUS neutered Compare castrated spayed intact She said she wanted to get her dog fixed months ago, but was told by a vet that the pet was too young. Shelter animals are often fixed early to comply with state law that requires the procedure before adoption. The sterilized cats have the tips of their ears clipped to distinguish them from those that haven't been fixed. Zoology: veterinary medicine acaricide altered animal doctor anti-rabies bovine spongiform encephalopathy BSE castrate cowpox emasculate lame mange mangy mpox neutered nosema put something to sleepidiom put something/someone down scrapie veterinarian worm Idiomsbe of/have no fixed abode/address how are you fixed for something? fixed | American Dictionaryfixed adjective[ not gradable ] us/fɪkst/ not changing: a fixed stare a fixed address fixedlyadverb[ not gradable ]us/ˈfɪk·sɪd·li/ She stared fixedly at the screen. fixed | Business Englishfixed adjective uk /fɪkst/us arranged or decided already and not able to be changed: In most stores, the price is fixed. fixed interest rates Putting aside a fixed amount of money each month is not easy. Temporary workers were contracted to work for a fixed period. |
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