单词 | fixating |
释义 | fix /fiks/transitive verb
ORIGIN: L fīgere, fīxus to fix, prob through LL fīxāre fixˈable adjective Capable of being fixed fixˈāte transitive verb
To become preoccupied fixāˈted adjective fixāˈtion noun
fixˈative noun (esp photography) A fixing agent fixˈature noun A gummy preparation for fixing the hair fixed adjective
fixˈedly adverb fixˈedness noun fixˈer noun
fixˈing noun
fixˈity noun Fixedness fixˈive adjective fixˈture noun
fixˈure noun (Shakespeare) Stability, position or firmness fixed air noun The name given by Dr Joseph Black in 1756 to what in 1784 was named by Lavoisier carbonic acid fixed assets plural noun (commerce) Long-lived assets such as plant and buildings, brands, processes, patents and financial investments fixed capital see under capital1 fixed charges plural noun Overheads such as interest payments, allowance for depreciation, and fixed costs, which do not vary with the volume of business done fixed costs plural noun Overheads such as rent and rates which do not vary with the volume of business done fixed idea noun A monomania fixed income noun One which does not increase or decrease, such as income from a fixed-interest investment fixed-inˈterest adjective Having an invariable rate of interest fixed odds plural noun A betting method whereby a stated amount per unit stake is offered for a certain result or combination of results fixed oils plural noun Those which, on the application of heat, do not volatilize without decomposition fixed-penˈalty adjective Of or relating to an offence, such as illegal parking, the penalty for which is invariable and obligatory, eg a fine which may be imposed and paid without the offender appearing in court fixedˈ-price adjective (of a menu, contract, etc) having a price that cannot be varied fixedˈ-rate same as fixed-interest above. fixed satellite noun A geostationary satellite fixed stars plural noun Stars which appear always to occupy the same position in the heavens, as opposed to planets fixed-wheel bicycle noun A bicycle in which the pedals are so connected to the back wheel that freewheeling is impossible, and on which only the front wheel has a conventional brake fixed-wing aircraft noun An aircraft in which the wings are attached to the fuselage, as opposed to eg a helicopter with rotating ‘wings' or propellers fix'er-upper noun (chiefly US inf) A house or flat purchased cheaply with the intention of renovating it fix on To single out or decide upon fix up
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