fixed
word · lemma: fix
/ˈfɪkst/
fikst
/fˈɪkst/
fikst
Definition
'Fixed' is the past form and past participle of 'fix' and is also often used as an adjective. It can mean repaired, not changing, or successfully solved.
Usage & Nuances
Common patterns: 'fixed price', 'fixed date', 'fixed mindset', and 'get it fixed'. As an adjective, it often describes something stable or unchanging; as a verb form, it means someone repaired or solved something. Don't confuse it with slang 'The game was fixed', which means dishonestly arranged.
Spanish: arreglado - fijo - resueltoPortuguese (BR): consertado - fixo - resolvidoPortuguese (PT): arranjado - fixo - resolvidoChinese (Simplified): 修好的 - 固定的 - 解决了的Chinese (Traditional): 修好的 - 固定的 - 解決了的Hindi: ठीक किया हुआ - तय - स्थिरArabic: مُصلَح - ثابت - محلولBengali: ঠিক করা - স্থিরRussian: починенный - установленный - фиксированныйJapanese: 修理した - 固定されたVietnamese: đã sửa - cố địnhKorean: 고친 - 고정된Turkish: sabit - onarılmışUrdu: مرمت شدہ - طے شدہIndonesian: diperbaiki - tetap
Example Sentences
I fixed my bike this morning.
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The hotel has a fixed price for breakfast.
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The problem is fixed now.
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Don’t worry, I already fixed the bug in the app.
natural
We’re on a fixed schedule, so we can’t start late.
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I finally got my phone fixed after weeks of delays.
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