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British pronunciation/fˈɪks/
American pronunciation/ˈfɪks/

تعريف ومعنى "fix"

to fix
01

to repair something that is broken

Transitive: to fix a damaged object
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He regularly fixes his bicycle when it has issues.
She always fixes the leaking faucet in the kitchen.
Yesterday, he fixed the broken window in the living room.
02

to cook or prepare a meal

Transitive: to fix a meal
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I 'm going to fix dinner for the family tonight.
She fixed a delicious breakfast of scrambled eggs and bacon.
Let 's fix some sandwiches for lunch before we head out.
03

(of hair, makeup, or outfit) to rearrange in order to look nice and tidy

Transitive: to fix one's appearance
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She quickly fixed her hair in a neat bun before heading to the office.
After the windy walk, she had to fix her disheveled hair in front of a mirror.
He asked his friend to fix his tie and straighten his collar for a more polished appearance.
04

to cause to be firmly fastened or secured

Transitive: to fix sth | to fix sth to sth
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He used screws to fix the shelves to the wall.
Make sure to fix the picture frame securely to the nail.
The carpenter fixed the loose floorboard with nails.
05

to establish or determine definitely

Transitive: to fix a plan or decision
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We need to fix a date for the meeting so everyone can plan accordingly.
The committee will meet tomorrow to fix the budget for the upcoming project.
They need to fix the schedule for the conference to avoid any conflicts.
06

to take revenge or get even with someone

Transitive: to fix an offender
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He vowed to fix those who had betrayed him and caused him harm.
She planned to fix her ex-partner for cheating on her by exposing their secrets.
The gang members sought to fix their rivals for encroaching on their territory.
07

to employ chemical solutions or agents to halt biological activity, preserve, and solidify tissue

Transitive: to fix biological matter
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The tissue samples were fixed in formalin to prevent decay and maintain their cellular structure.
The researcher carefully fixed the brain tissue to analyze its cellular composition.
After collection, the specimens were immediately fixed in a solution for further examination.
08

to make infertile or render incapable of reproduction

Transitive: to fix an animal
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The veterinarian recommended fixing the cat to prevent unwanted litters.
The dog owner decided to fix their male dog to control breeding and population.
The animal shelter offers low-cost services to fix stray animals and reduce overpopulation.
09

to prepare or arrange something to ensure it is ready and suitable for a specific event or purpose

Transitive: to fix sth
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She fixed the guest room with fresh sheets and towels for her visiting relatives.
The chef fixed the kitchen with all the necessary ingredients and utensils for the cooking class.
The production team fixed the set with props and lighting equipment for the theater performance.
10

to manipulate or influence a situation to ensure a desired result, often through dishonest or unlawful actions

Transitive: to fix a result
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The referee was accused of being bribed to fix the outcome of the championship match.
The politician was caught trying to fix the election by manipulating voter registrations.
The bookmaker was arrested for conspiring to fix the results of multiple horse races.
01

an easy or temporary way to solve a problem or correct an error

02

a serious problem or difficult situation

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They found themselves in a fix when the car broke down in the middle of nowhere.
She realized she was in a fix after missing the deadline for the project.
The company was in a financial fix and needed a bailout.
03

informal terms for a difficult situation

04

the act of putting something in working order again

05

an exemption granted after influence (e.g., money) is brought to bear

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