fixed

adjective

/fɪkst/

Idioms

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staying the same; not changing or able to be changed
- These fixed prices give farmers a degree of financial security.
- These accounts offer a fixed rate of interest over a defined period.
- Older people living on fixed incomes are especially vulnerable to energy cost increases.
- Speeders risk a fixed penalty of £60.
- The money has been invested for a fixed period.
see also abodeTopics Moneyb1
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
verbs
- be
- seem
- become
- …
adverb
- very
- firmly
- securely
- …
See full entry
(often disapproving) (of ideas and wishes) held very strongly; not easily changed
- My parents had fixed ideas about what I should become.
- Many parents have quite fixed views as to what schools they want their children to attend.
[only before noun] (of expressions on somebody’s face) not changing and not sincere
- He greeted all his guests with a fixed smile on his face.
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
verbs
- be
- seem
- become
- …
adverb
- very
- firmly
- securely
- …
See full entry

Idioms

how are you, etc. fixed (for something)?

(informal) used to ask how much of something a person has, or to ask about arrangements
- How are you fixed for cash?
- How are we fixed for Saturday (= have we arranged to do anything)?

单词	fixed
释义	fixed adjective /fɪkst/ /fɪkst/ Idioms jump to other results staying the same; not changing or able to be changed These fixed prices give farmers a degree of financial security. These accounts offer a fixed rate of interest over a defined period. Older people living on fixed incomes are especially vulnerable to energy cost increases. Speeders risk a fixed penalty of £60. The money has been invested for a fixed period. see also abodeTopics Moneyb1 Oxford Collocations Dictionaryverbs be seem become … adverb very firmly securely … See full entry (often disapproving) (of ideas and wishes) held very strongly; not easily changed My parents had fixed ideas about what I should become. Many parents have quite fixed views as to what schools they want their children to attend. [only before noun] (of expressions on somebody’s face) not changing and not sincere He greeted all his guests with a fixed smile on his face. Oxford Collocations Dictionaryverbs be seem become … adverb very firmly securely … See full entry Idioms how are you, etc. fixed (for something)? (informal) used to ask how much of something a person has, or to ask about arrangements How are you fixed for cash? How are we fixed for Saturday (= have we arranged to do anything)?
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