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BNC: 1954 COCA: 1850

fix

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fix1 /fɪks/ ●●● S2 W2 verb  
1  repair.jpg repair 修理 [transitiveT]REPAIR to repair something that is broken or not working properly 修理
 He’s outside fixing the brakes on the car.
他在外面修理汽车的刹车。
 Ellis was able to quickly find and fix the problem.
埃利斯马上就找到并解决了问题。
► see thesaurus at repair
2  limit 限制 [transitiveT]LIMIT
a) to decide on a limit for something, especially prices, costs etc, so that they do not change 确定，决定〔价格、成本等〕 SYN set
fix something at something
 The interest rate has been fixed at 6.5%.
利率已经定为6.5%。
 Rent was fixed at $1,750 per month.
租金定为每月1,750美元。
b) if two or more companies fix the price for a particular product or service, they secretly agree on the price they will charge for it, in order to keep the price high and make more profit. This practice is illegal 操纵〔价格〕
 The government accused the two companies of fixing petrol prices.
政府指控那两家公司操纵汽油价格。
3  fix a time/date/place etc ARRANGE A MEETING, EVENT ETCto decide on a particular time etc when something will happen 确定时间/日期/地点等
 Have you fixed a date for the wedding yet?
你确定婚礼的日期了吗？
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fix a time/date/place etc• Before fixing a date do some research.• She said she loved him, they said they loved him, but somehow nobody would fix a date for a marriage.• The court will then fix a date for consideration and serve notice on the applicant.• The court will either grant the request on written application or fix a date for hearing.• He added that while Yeltsin is breathing somewhat easier than he had been, there is no fixed date for his discharge.• They fixed a date for the weekend and he kissed her goodbye.• The court will usually fix a time limit for service when making directions and this must be complied with.• Employers generally fix a time limit on the payment of these allowances.
4  arrange 安排 (also fix up) [intransitiveI, transitiveT]ARRANGE A MEETING, EVENT ETC spoken to make arrangements for something 安排
 ‘So when do I get to meet them?’ ‘Tomorrow, if I can fix it.’
“那么，我什么时候能见他们？”“明天，要是我能安排上的话。”
fix (it) for somebody to do something
 I’ve fixed for you to see him this afternoon at four.
我替你安排了今天下午四点同他会面。
5  attach 固定 [transitiveT]ATTACH to attach something firmly to something else, so that it stays there permanently 使固定，安装
fix something to/on something
 The shelves should be fixed to the wall with screws.
架子应当用螺丝固定在墙上。
6  prepare food 准备食物 [transitiveT] informal especially American EnglishAmECOOK to prepare a meal or drinks 准备〔食物或饮料〕 SYN get
 I’ll watch the kids and you fix dinner.
我看孩子，你去准备晚餐。
fix somebody something
 Can I fix you a snack?
要我去给你弄点儿点心吗？
 Terry fixed herself a cold drink and sat out on the balcony.
特里给自己倒了杯冷饮，坐到外面的阳台上。
► see thesaurus at cook
7  solve 解决 [transitiveT] to find a solution to a problem or bad situation 解决〔问题〕
 The government seems confident that environmental problems can be fixed.
政府似乎有信心解决环境问题。
8  fix your attention/eyes/mind etc on somebody/something CAREFULto think about or look at someone or something carefully 把注意力/双眼/思想等集中在某人/某物上
 Aziz tried to fix his mind on the job at hand.
阿齐兹努力想把思想集中在手头的工作上。
 Every eye was fixed on the new girl.
每双眼睛都盯着那个新来的女孩。
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fix your attention/eyes/mind etc on somebody/something• She couldn't turn round so she fixed her eyes on her two brothers on the altar.• She fixed her eyes on Mr Hollins's face and waited for his answer.• I gulped, and fixed my eyes on the blood-red pen on the desk.• She fixed her eyes on the jagged line of rocks to which she had to climb.• She fixed her eyes on the street in an attempt to calm herself.
9  fix somebody with a stare/glare/look etc literaryLOOK AT to look directly at someone for a long time 盯着某人
 Rachel fixed him with an icy stare.
蕾切尔冷冷地盯着他。
10  hair/face 头发/脸 [transitiveT] especially American EnglishAmEDCB to make your hair or make-up look neat and attractive 整理〔头发、妆容〕
 Who fixed your hair for the wedding?
你在婚礼上的发式是谁给你梳的？
 Hold on. Let me just fix my face (=put on make-up) before we go out.
等等，让我化一下妆再出门。
11. cat/dog 猫/狗 [transitiveT] American EnglishAmE informalDHP to do a medical operation on a cat or dog so that it cannot have babies 阉割〔猫、狗〕 SYN neuter
12  result 结果 [transitiveT]CHEAT to arrange an election, game etc dishonestly, so that you get the result you want 操纵〔选举、比赛等〕
13. paintings/photographs 绘画/照片 [transitiveT]AVPTCP technical to use a chemical process on paintings, photographs etc that makes the colours or images permanent 使〔颜色〕固着，定〔影〕
14  punish 惩罚 [transitiveT] informal used to say that you will punish someone you are angry with 收拾，惩罚
15  be fixing to do something American EnglishAmE spokenPREPARE to be preparing to do something – used in some parts of the US 准备[打算]做某事〔美国部分地区使用〕
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be fixing to do something• I'm fixing to go to the store. Do you need anything?• He was fixing to get rid of the first one in the divorce courts.
16 fix on somebody/something phrasal verbphr v CHOOSEto choose a suitable thing or person, especially after thinking about it carefully 〔尤指经过认真考虑后〕选定，确定
17 fix somebody/something ↔ up phrasal verbphr v 
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fix up• I enjoyed working on a car, doing the body work and fixing it up.• She was in no mood to take in the line of junkies on the second floor waiting for their fix.• I can smell them short ribs. Fix me up a plate, Risa.• At the time I was there, investors were planning to fix it up and reopen it.• He fixed us up with a drink, accommodation and a training session that evening.• For anything up to £500, this place can fix you up with a fashion accessory in a class of its own.• One memorable day I wandered along to a municipal course and sat waiting while they fixed me up with a fourball.• They helped fix us up with clothes, then with a solicitor for an injunction.
fix with• He fixed us up with a drink, accommodation and a training session that evening.• For anything up to £500, this place can fix you up with a fashion accessory in a class of its own.• One memorable day I wandered along to a municipal course and sat waiting while they fixed me up with a fourball.• Maybe I'd better wing out there right away and have them fix me up with a temporary.• They helped fix us up with clothes, then with a solicitor for an injunction.• Could the real purpose of Sandra's visit to the doctor's be to fix her up with contraception?• You fix it up with Loulse?
fix with• He fixed us up with a drink, accommodation and a training session that evening.• For anything up to £500, this place can fix you up with a fashion accessory in a class of its own.• One memorable day I wandered along to a municipal course and sat waiting while they fixed me up with a fourball.• Maybe I'd better wing out there right away and have them fix me up with a temporary.• They helped fix us up with clothes, then with a solicitor for an injunction.• Could the real purpose of Sandra's visit to the doctor's be to fix her up with contraception?• You fix it up with Loulse?
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fix• If you ask me, the whole thing was fixed.• Many people believe that the outcome of wrestling matches are fixed.• The project has finally been approved and they budget has been fixed.• Interest rates for savings accounts have been fixed at 7% for the rest of the year.• I must get my camera fixed before we go to France.• He was convicted of fixing college basketball games in the 1950s.• I'll fix her! Just you wait!• His father was growing short-tempered as one interview after another proved to be fixed in some one else's favour.• As soon as you've fixed it, drop a note to your boss and tell him what you've done.• If the tooth is loosened in its socket, modern dental surgery may be able to fix it to adjacent teeth.• If you want a chance to meet the Senator, I can fix it.• I have to fix lunch now.• Let me fix my hair first and then we can go.• The doctors don't know if they can fix my kneecap.• The roof was to be of copper, and that decision automatically fixed one of the colors.• I'll need to fix the boat before we can go out in it.• He fixed the lamp to the wall above the bed with a couple of screws.• Gale waited while Seldon fixed the projector.• They disconnected the gas, and fixed the water heater to an outside wall.• I tried to fix them on the door, but they wouldn't stay.• I don't think it's fixed to the ceiling very securely.• The chairs and tables were fixed to the floor.• He had hoped to switch from a 8. 25 percent adjustable to a 15-year fixed under 7. 5 percent.• If you're hungry, I can fix you some scrambled eggs.
fix (it) for somebody to do something• Sunday was the only day when Joan's routine was sufficiently fixed for me to know what she was doing.
fix something to/on something• We fixed the shelves to the wall with steel bolts.
fix somebody something• Sit down. I'll fix you a martini.
fix ... face• He pulled cautiously on my coat, his eyes fixed on my face.• Terry was in the bathroom, fixing her face.• It felt as if it was fixed on my face for ever.
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fix2 noun  
1  [countableC] something that solves a problem 解决方法
2  (be) in a fix to have a problem that is difficult to solve 陷入困境 SYN (be) in a mess
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(be) in a fix• Her belief in the promised afterlife, in a fixed system of rewards and punishments, was great.• She was having difficulty in fixing a chain to Dulcie's collar.• The legislation placed two groups in a fix.• She was involved, she said, in fixing up tours for VIPs and high-powered executives.• In the Odyssey the constellations already have value for sailors in fixing localities and marking the time of night.• Because of its weight, it was used almost exclusively as a defensive weapon in a fixed position.• Topping believes Flexibots will have the kind of precision normally restricted to factory robots working in fixed, predictable environments.
3  [singular]MDD an amount of something, especially an illegal drug such as heroin, that you often use and badly want 〔一剂〕致瘾的东西，毒品
4  get a fix on somebody/something 
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get a fix on somebody/something• It may be a little harder to get a fix on calcium.• Have you managed to get a fix on the plane's position?• He tried to get a fix on it.• I sat there, trying to get a fix on the situation.• I sat and stared at him for a while, trying to get a fix on the situation.• Another way to get a fix on people is to identify their heroes.
5  [singular]CHEAT something that has been dishonestly arranged 受操纵的事
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fix• The streets are filled with drug addicts looking for a fix.• His was a never-ending search for a fix.• The election was a fix!• Supporters of the losing team protested that the whole thing was a fix.• I need to have my coffee fix in the morning before I speak to anyone.• With luck, one could hope to get a longitude fix once a year by this technique.• Nor is a quick monetary fix available.• And there are even a couple of fixes that failed.• One technological fix for this problem is to fit carousels on to the welding machines.• This book assesses the technological fix for the muddle left by downsizing and reengineering.• Oh, the fix, the fix!• Some one is trying to put the fix on him - whoever they are they're not getting help from me.
quick fix• I do not believe that there is a quick fix for the coal industry.• This, therefore, is a quick fix Bill.• It is better to strive for slow and gradual, but substantial, progress than a quick fix that may be ephemeral.• A quick fix clearly becomes unfixed.• Exercise is usually the best quick fix.• There are no quick fixes that enable work-inhibited students to become academically competent.• There will be no quick fix for the San Francisco Giants.• More often, we opted for the quick fix or the solution offered by the management guru of the month.
From Longman Business Dictionary
fixfix1 /fɪks/ verb [transitiveT]
1informal to repair something
We had to fix some computer problems.
It will cost millions of dollars tofix the system.
2to decide on a level, value etc for something
It is very difficult to fix an offer price several weeks in advance.
fix at
The interest rate has been fixed at 6.5%.
3 (also fix up) to make arrangements for something
They agreed to fix a time for the interview.
Mike wants to fix up a meeting with you.
4to arrange something dishonestly in order to get the result you want
We suspected that the deal had been fixed in advance.
fixfix2 noun
1[countableC] something that has been dishonestly arranged
Allegations of a fix were not proven.
Obviously his appointment was a fix.
2[countableC] a solution to a problem, especially if the solution is temporary
They do not want aquick fix, they want a resolution of the issues.
Is there a fix for the suffering Caribbean economy?
3[countableC]COMPUTING a solution to a computer software problem
Do not apply this fix if you are running a Power PC Mac.
The bug fixes in previous versions of the software are also included in the current update.
4get a fix on somebody/something to understand what someone or something is really like
Investors are trying to get a fix on Sony’s future.
Origin fix1
(1400-1500) Latin fixus, past participle of figere “to fasten”
fix1 verb
→10-17

fix2 noun
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