英语词汇“fixed”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

fixed

/fɪkst

adjective

1Fastened securely in position: a fixed iron ladder down the port side...

It is worth looking around, as you descend, to work out how on earth the original explorers managed to have fixed iron ladders meandering up the pitch.
Many portholes had long been taken by souvenir-hunters, although several rows securely fixed indicated that the wreck was not quite ready to give everything away.
Thread the fixed clamp jaws securely to the pipe sections.

Synonyms

fastened, secure, fast, firm, stable;

rooted, riveted, moored, anchored, permanent

1.1(Of a person’s expression) held for a long time without changing, especially to conceal other feelings: a fixed smile...

As the tape finished, the light flicked back on again, leaving me staring at my own reflection once more, my fixed expression registering even more stunned shock than before.
But because Mia was their first child, they assumed the fixed expression on her face was normal for a newborn baby.
It is then that they noticed that his eyes have a fixed expression, then when they saw him open the book in hand and move his fingers across to read the Braille and laugh to himself.

Synonyms

insincere, false, fake, vacuous;

emotionless, lifeless, motionless

2(Especially of a price, rate, or time) predetermined and not able to be changed: loans are provided for a fixed period...

‘With the markets having calmed down and with fixed rates fairly highly priced, borrowers are looking more at discounts or trackers,’ she said.
These mortgages are primarily priced at a fixed rate.
And some continental countries have still had house price booms despite fixed rates.

Synonyms

predetermined, set, established, allotted, settled, prearranged, arranged, specified, decided, agreed, determined, confirmed, prescribed, decreed;

definite, defined, explicit, express, precise, exact;

not subject to change, inflexible, unalterable, unchangeable, irreversible, rigid, hard and fast, writ in stone

2.1(Of a view or idea) firm or inflexible: the fixed assumptions of the Cold War...

It is not for this column to enter the political debate over ID cards - the Government evidently has its own fixed view of their value, consultations notwithstanding.
We also want to send visitors who come up with a fixed view of Highlands culture away happy.
He was a consummate pragmatist, but he was guided by fixed views.

3(Of a sports contest) having the outcome dishonestly predetermined: the fight’s fixed—the ref has your card marked...

Besides anorexia and steroid abuse, there have, over the years, been rumours of fixed contests.
All the players of the five teams who appeared in the fixed matches would be barred from playing next season and their coaches banned for a year.
It is widely believed that the Chinese football league is plagued by irregularities, including unfair refereeing, fixed matches and betting.

4 (fixed for) informal Situated with regard to: how’s the club fixed for money now?

Phrases

of no fixed address (or abode)

Derivatives

fixedly

/ˈfɪksɪdli

/ adverb ...

I stared at the doctor fixedly, all 250 pounds of me.
Even if those claims prove untrue, moral culpability remains fixedly weighted against the idea that he should be able to walk away from the scandal.
Anyway the end result was that for four hours we witnessed the odd ritual of some 2,000 people gazing fixedly at a field on which nothing was happening.

fixedness

/ˈfɪksɪdnəs

/ noun ...

Continually, her approach is to question fixedness and limits, to seek unknown responses and responsibilities, to choose movement and being moved, and to enjoy the pleasure of thinking.
Yet, it is precisely because of its fixedness in the landscape that, to those who see the monument, it becomes invisibly part of the landscape.
One feels that each, in different ways, has confronted the fixedness of a poetic identity and managed to break it open, to begin again.

单词	fixed
释义	fixed /fɪkst / adjective 1Fastened securely in position: a fixed iron ladder down the port side... It is worth looking around, as you descend, to work out how on earth the original explorers managed to have fixed iron ladders meandering up the pitch. Many portholes had long been taken by souvenir-hunters, although several rows securely fixed indicated that the wreck was not quite ready to give everything away. Thread the fixed clamp jaws securely to the pipe sections. Synonyms fastened, secure, fast, firm, stable; rooted, riveted, moored, anchored, permanent 1.1(Of a person’s expression) held for a long time without changing, especially to conceal other feelings: a fixed smile... As the tape finished, the light flicked back on again, leaving me staring at my own reflection once more, my fixed expression registering even more stunned shock than before. But because Mia was their first child, they assumed the fixed expression on her face was normal for a newborn baby. It is then that they noticed that his eyes have a fixed expression, then when they saw him open the book in hand and move his fingers across to read the Braille and laugh to himself. Synonyms insincere, false, fake, vacuous; emotionless, lifeless, motionless 2(Especially of a price, rate, or time) predetermined and not able to be changed: loans are provided for a fixed period... ‘With the markets having calmed down and with fixed rates fairly highly priced, borrowers are looking more at discounts or trackers,’ she said. These mortgages are primarily priced at a fixed rate. And some continental countries have still had house price booms despite fixed rates. Synonyms predetermined, set, established, allotted, settled, prearranged, arranged, specified, decided, agreed, determined, confirmed, prescribed, decreed; definite, defined, explicit, express, precise, exact; not subject to change, inflexible, unalterable, unchangeable, irreversible, rigid, hard and fast, writ in stone 2.1(Of a view or idea) firm or inflexible: the fixed assumptions of the Cold War... It is not for this column to enter the political debate over ID cards - the Government evidently has its own fixed view of their value, consultations notwithstanding. We also want to send visitors who come up with a fixed view of Highlands culture away happy. He was a consummate pragmatist, but he was guided by fixed views. 3(Of a sports contest) having the outcome dishonestly predetermined: the fight’s fixed—the ref has your card marked... Besides anorexia and steroid abuse, there have, over the years, been rumours of fixed contests. All the players of the five teams who appeared in the fixed matches would be barred from playing next season and their coaches banned for a year. It is widely believed that the Chinese football league is plagued by irregularities, including unfair refereeing, fixed matches and betting. 4 (fixed for) informal Situated with regard to: how’s the club fixed for money now? Phrases of no fixed address (or abode) Derivatives fixedly /ˈfɪksɪdli / adverb ... I stared at the doctor fixedly, all 250 pounds of me. Even if those claims prove untrue, moral culpability remains fixedly weighted against the idea that he should be able to walk away from the scandal. Anyway the end result was that for four hours we witnessed the odd ritual of some 2,000 people gazing fixedly at a field on which nothing was happening. fixedness /ˈfɪksɪdnəs / noun ... Continually, her approach is to question fixedness and limits, to seek unknown responses and responsibilities, to choose movement and being moved, and to enjoy the pleasure of thinking. Yet, it is precisely because of its fixedness in the landscape that, to those who see the monument, it becomes invisibly part of the landscape. One feels that each, in different ways, has confronted the fixedness of a poetic identity and managed to break it open, to begin again.
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