Rechercher
to fix
01
réparer
to repair something that is broken
Transitive: to fix a damaged object
02
préparer, cuisiner
to cook or prepare a meal
Transitive: to fix a meal
03
arranger
(of hair, makeup, or outfit) to rearrange in order to look nice and tidy
Transitive: to fix one's appearance
04
fixer, attacher
to cause to be firmly fastened or secured
Transitive: to fix sth | to fix sth to sth
05
fixer, déterminer
to establish or determine definitely
Transitive: to fix a plan or decision
06
se venger, répliquer
to take revenge or get even with someone
Transitive: to fix an offender
07
fixer, préserver
to employ chemical solutions or agents to halt biological activity, preserve, and solidify tissue
Transitive: to fix biological matter
08
stériliser, castrer
to make infertile or render incapable of reproduction
Transitive: to fix an animal
09
préparer, arranger
to prepare or arrange something to ensure it is ready and suitable for a specific event or purpose
Transitive: to fix sth
10
falsifier, manipuler
to manipulate or influence a situation to ensure a desired result, often through dishonest or unlawful actions
Transitive: to fix a result
Fix
01
arrangement
an easy or temporary way to solve a problem or correct an error
02
pétrin
a serious problem or difficult situation
03
gêne, situation délicate
informal terms for a difficult situation
04
réparation, correction
the act of putting something in working order again
05
favoritisme, pot-de-vin
an exemption granted after influence (e.g., money) is brought to bear
06
position, localisation
a determination of the place where something is
07
dose, piqure
something craved, especially an intravenous injection of a narcotic drug
fix
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fixate
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fixate
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fixative
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fixative
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fixed
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fixed
adj
Exemple
Yesterday, he fixed the broken window in the living room.
Right now, they are fixing the car in the garage.
He regularly fixes his bicycle when it has issues.
She successfully fixed the malfunctioning computer.
She always fixes the leaking faucet in the kitchen.
