fixer in Japanese
fixer in Japanese is 定着液 — fixer means a chemical used when developing photographs to make the image permanent and stop further reactions.
fixer in Japanese
定着液
Pronounced: teichakueki
(photography) A chemical (sodium thiosulfate) used in photographic development that fixes the image in place, preventing further chemical reactions.
What does "fixer" mean?
- noun A chemical used when developing photographs to make the image permanent and stop further reactions.
- noun Someone who sorts out a problem for others, sometimes using dishonest or illegal methods.
- noun A person, usually paid, who helps someone deal with official bureaucracy or paperwork.
- noun Someone who gets defendants off the hook by corrupting the legal system through bribes or threats, often as a paid business.
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What is "fixer" in Japanese?
"fixer" in Japanese is 定着液. fixer means: A chemical used when developing photographs to make the image permanent and stop further reactions.
How do you pronounce 定着液?
"fixer" in Japanese is 定着液, pronounced "teichakueki".
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