CEFR B1

fixed

adjective

Meaning

Made firm, stable, or permanent; not subject to change.

Examples

The price of the tickets is fixed and cannot be changed.
She has a fixed smile that never seems to reach her eyes.

Synonyms: stable, permanent, set, unchanging

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fixed (B1)

adjective

Pronunciation: /fɪksd/

Definition

Made firm, stable, or permanent; not subject to change.

Examples

The price of the tickets is fixed and cannot be changed.
She has a fixed smile that never seems to reach her eyes.
The company has a fixed policy on employee bonuses.

How to Use fixed

fix up (phrasal verb): To repair or redecorate something. — "They are planning to fix up the old house before they move in."
fix on (prepositional phrase): To decide on something or choose it. — "We finally fixed on a date for the wedding."
fix to (prepositional phrase): To attach or fasten something securely. — "He fixed the picture to the wall with a nail."

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