fixed in Latin
fixed in Latin is status, refectus — fixed means set firmly in place; not movable.
fixed in Latin
status
refectus
Repaired.
What does "fixed" mean?
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adj Set firmly in place; not movable.
"The bookshelf is fixed to the wall."
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adj Not changing; constant.
"She works fixed hours every week."
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adj Dishonestly arranged in advance.
"The gamblers claimed the race was fixed."
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fixed in a sentence
- The bookshelf is fixed to the wall.
- She works fixed hours every week.
- They agreed on a fixed price for the job.
- The gamblers claimed the race was fixed.
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What is "fixed" in Latin?
"fixed" in Latin is status, refectus. fixed means: Set firmly in place; not movable.
How do you use "fixed" in a sentence?
Example: "The bookshelf is fixed to the wall." In Latin, "fixed" is status, refectus.
Are there other ways to say "fixed" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "fixed": status, refectus.
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