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BNC: 1954 COCA: 1850

fix

verb
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Verb Forms
present simple I / you / we / they fix
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he / she / it fixes
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past simple fixed
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past participle fixed
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-ing form fixing
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Idioms Phrasal Verbs
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    repair修理

  1. fix something to repair or correct something修理;校准;校正
    • The car won't start—can you fix it?这辆车发动不起来了,你能修理一下吗?
    • I've fixed the problem.我已解决了这个问题。
    • Businesses and government have spent billions of dollars to find and fix the bug. 企业和政府已经花费了数十亿美元来寻找和修复这个漏洞。
    • We need to get the TV fixed.我们需要找人把电视修理一下。
    • If you suspect that you have a fuel leak have it fixed as soon as possible. 如果您怀疑燃油泄漏,请尽快修理。
    Extra Examples
    • We're not moving in until the heating's fixed.暖气修好后我们才搬进去。
    • Mommy, can you fix my toy?妈妈,你能修好我的玩具吗?
    • Don't imagine that the law can fix everything.别以为法律可以解决一切问题。
    • She tried to fix things between them, but nothing worked.她试图解决他们之间的问题,但没有成功。
    • The company had a bad image that needed fixing.那家公司形象不佳,需要改善。
    • We're trying to fix the cash flow problem by reducing costs.我们正试图通过降低成本来解决现金流问题。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadverb
    • easily
    • quickly
    phrases
    • get something fixed
    See full entry
  2. arrange安排

  3. to decide on a date, a time, an amount, etc. for something决定,确定(日期、时间、数量等) synonym set
    • fix something Has the date of the next meeting been fixed?下次会议的日期确定了没有?
    • Their prices are fixed until the end of the year (= will not change before then).他们的价格一直到年底固定不变。
    • fix something for something A second trial date was fixed for 7th December. 第二次审判日期定在12月7日。
    • fix something at something They fixed the rent at £200 a week.他们把租金定为每周 100 英镑。
    • Crop prices were fixed at $ 1.98 per bushel for corn. 谷物价格固定在每蒲式耳1.98美元。
    Extra Examples
    • The dates have to be fixed well in advance.日期必须及早确定。
    • Their departure was fixed for 14 August.他们定于8月14日起程。
  4. to arrange or organize something安排;组织
    • fix something I'll fix a meeting.我要安排一次会议。
    • fix something up You have to fix visits up in advance with the museum.你得预先和博物馆联系安排好参观事宜。
    • fix something up for somebody Just give me a list of your friends, and I'll fix things up for them. 给我一份你朋友的名单,我会为他们安排的。
    • fix something with somebody (informal) Don't worry, I'll fix it with Sarah.别着急,我会和萨拉商量安排好的。
    • fix up (for somebody) to do something I’ve fixed up (for us) to go to the theatre next week.我已安排好(我们)下星期去看戏。
    Extra Examples
    • We'll go tomorrow then. Will you fix it with the others?那我们明天去。你会和其他人一起修理它吗?
    • I've fixed up for you to see the doctor tomorrow.我已安排好你明天去看医生。
  5. attach附;系

  6. fix something + adv./prep. (especially British English) to put something in a place so that it will not move使固定;安装
    • to fix a shelf to the wall把搁架固定在墙上。
    • to fix a post in the ground把柱子固定在地上
    • Play equipment such as swings and climbing frames should be securely fixed and well maintained. 秋千、爬架等游乐设备应固定牢固,维护良好。
    • (figurative) He noted every detail so as to fix the scene in his mind.他留意着每一个细节以便牢记这一幕。
    Extra Examples
    • Fix the bars in position with the screws provided.用所提供的螺丝钉把横木固定好。
    • The handrail can be fixed directly to the wall.扶手可以直接固定在墙上。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadverb
    • firmly
    • securely
    • directly
    preposition
    • onto
    • to
    phrases
    • fix something in place
    • fix something in position
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  7. position/time位置;时间

  8. fix something to discover or say the exact position, time, etc. of something找到,确定,说出(确切位置、时间等)
    • We can fix the ship's exact position at the time the fire broke out.我们可以确定发生火灾时那艘船的确切位置。
  9. food/drink食物;饮料

  10. (especially North American English) to provide or prepare something, especially food提供,准备(尤指食物)
    • fix somebody/yourself something Can I fix you a drink?我给你弄杯饮料好吗?
    • I'm just going to fix myself some breakfast.我正要给自己弄点儿早餐。
    • fix something for somebody/yourself Can I fix a drink for you?我给你弄杯饮料好吗?
    • fix something I'll fix supper.我来准备晚餐。
  11. hair/face头发;面孔

  12. fix something (especially North American English) to make something such as your hair or face neat and attractive梳洗;整理;收拾
    • I'll fix my hair and then I'll be ready.我梳梳头就准备好了。
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  13. result结果

  14. [often passive] fix something (informal) to arrange the result of something in a way that is not honest or fair操纵;作弊
    • I'm sure the race was fixed.我肯定这场比赛有人操纵。
  15. punish惩罚

  16. fix somebody (informal) to punish somebody who has harmed you and stop them doing you any more harm惩罚;收拾
    • Don't worry—I'll fix him.别担忧,我会收拾他的。
  17. in photography摄影

  18. fix something (specialist) to treat film for cameras, etc. with a chemical so that the colours do not change or become less bright定(影);定(色)
  19. animal动物

  20. fix something (North American English, informal) to make an animal unable to have young by means of an operation阉割(家畜) see also neuter
  21. Word Originlate Middle English: partly from Old French fix ‘fixed’, partly from medieval Latin fixare ‘to fix’, both from Latin fixus, past participle of figere ‘fix, fasten’. The noun dates from the early 19th cent.
Idioms
be fixing to do something
  1. (US English, dialect) to intend to do something安排;组织
    • We're not fixing to go there anytime soon.我们暂时不打算去那里。
fix somebody with a look, stare, gaze, etc.
  1. to look directly at somebody for a long time定睛凝视(某人)
    • He fixed her with an angry stare.他生气地盯着她。
if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it
  1. (informal) used to say that if something works well enough, it should not be changed未损勿修;能用莫换

fix

noun
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    solution解决

  1. [countable] fix (for something) (informal) a solution to a problem, especially an easy or temporary one(尤指简单、暂时的)解决方法
    • Luckily there is an easy fix. 幸运的是,有一个简单的解决办法。
    • a short-term/temporary/permanent fix短期/临时/永久的解决办法
    • fix for something There is no quick fix for the steel industry.钢铁工业的问题没有即时解决的办法。
    • There had to be a technological fix for the problem. 这个问题必须有一个技术解决方案。
    Extra Examples
    • The new software incorporates many bug fixes and product improvements.这个新软件里有很多程序缺陷补丁和产品改进。
    • This is nothing other than a short-term political fix.这只不过是政治上的权宜之计。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • quick
    • easy
    • simple
    verb + fix
    • find
    • make
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  2. drug毒品

  3. [singular] (informal) an amount of something that you need and want frequently, especially an illegal drug such as heroin(致瘾的东西,尤指毒品的)一次用量
    • to get yourself a fix给自己注射一剂毒品
    • I need a fix of coffee before I can face the day.我总需要喝足咖啡才有精神应付一天的工作。
    Extra Examples
    • He was like a heroin junkie needing his next fix.他就像一个吸食海洛因成瘾的人,吸了这次还想着下一次。
    • I need my caffeine fix!我需要喝杯咖啡!
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjective
    • daily
    • regular
    • next
    verb + fix
    • have
    • need
    • get
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  4. difficult situation困境;窘境

  5. [singular] a difficult situation困境;窘境 synonym mess
    • in a fix We've got ourselves in a fix about this.在这个问题上我们已陷入了困境。
    Extra Examples
    • How did you get into such a fix?你怎么会陷入这种麻烦?
    • I was in a fix.我那时处于困境。
    • I lent her the money to get her out of a fix.我借钱给她让她渡过难关。
    • The power cut put us in a fix because we had invited people to dinner.我们邀请了客人来吃饭,停电搞得我们很是狼狈。
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryverb + fix
    • be in
    • get in
    • get into
    See full entry
  6. on position位置

  7. [singular] fix on something the act of finding the position of a ship or an aircraft(船或飞机的)方位确定,定位
    • They managed to get a fix on the yacht's position.他们设法确定了快艇的方位。
  8. understanding理解

  9. [singular] fix on something (informal) an act of understanding something理解;了解
    • He tried to get a fix on the young man's motives, but he just couldn't understand him.他努力了解这个年轻人的动机,但就是弄不清楚。
  10. dishonest result不正当结果

  11. [singular] (informal) a thing that is dishonestly arranged; a trick受操纵的事;勾当;搞鬼
    • Her promotion was a fix, I'm sure!我肯定她的提升有内幕!
  12. Word Originlate Middle English: partly from Old French fix ‘fixed’, partly from medieval Latin fixare ‘to fix’, both from Latin fixus, past participle of figere ‘fix, fasten’. The noun dates from the early 19th cent.

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