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2 Translation results for fixed in Spanish

adjective | verb

fixed adjective

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estacionario, inmóvil; fijo, inalterable

Example sentences of
fixed adjective

  • •I noticed a small mirror fixed to the wall.
  • •That day remains fixed in my memory.
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Synonyms of
fixed adjective

intent, stationary, unchanging

fix verb

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fixed, has fixed, is fixing, fixes
sujetar, asegurar, fijar; concretar, establecer; arreglar, reparar; preparar; amañar; fijar (los ojos, la mirada, etc.)

Example sentences of
fix verb

  • •He fixed the fence last weekend.
  • •I need to fix this dent in my car.
  • •People expect the schools to fix whatever is wrong with their kids.
  • •All tables on the ship will be fixed to the floor.
  • •The table was fixed firmly to the floor.
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  • •The scarf was fixed in place with a pin.
  • •They haven't yet fixed the date of their wedding.
  • •Investigators are still attempting to fix the exact time of the accident.
  • •They fixed the price at $10.
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Synonyms of
fix verb

settle, establish, mend, repair, patch, rebuild, fasten, attach, affix, secure, moor, correct, rectify, emend, remedy, redress, amend, reform, revise, mend, adjust, prepare, rivet

Detailed synonyms for fix verb

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Reverse translation for fixed

estacionario  - stationary, stable 
inmóvil  - still, motionless, steadfast 
fijo  - fixed, firm, steady, permanent 
inalterable  - unalterable, unchangeable, impassive, colorfast 
sujetar  - to hold on to, to steady, to hold down, to fasten, to attach, to subdue, to conquer 
asegurar  - to assure, to secure, to insure 
fijar  - to fasten, to affix, to establish, to set up, to set, to fix 
concretar  - to pinpoint, to specify, to fulfill, to realize 
establecer  - to establish, to found, to set up 
arreglar  - to repair, to fix, (informal) to patch up, to tidy up, to iron out, to solve, to work out 
reparar  - to repair, to fix, to mend, to make amends for, to make up for something, to correct, to restore, to refresh 
preparar  - to prepare, to make ready, to teach, to train, to coach 
amañar  - to rig, to fix, to tamper with 
fijar  (los ojos, la mirada, etc.) - to fasten, to affix, to establish, to set up, to set, to fix 
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