fixture in Portuguese
fixture in Portuguese is presença habitual — fixture means a permanent fitting or appliance attached to a building, such as a sink or light.
fixture in Portuguese
presença habitual
A regular patron of a place or institution; a person constantly present at a certain place.
What does "fixture" mean?
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noun A permanent fitting or appliance attached to a building, such as a sink or light.
"The lease includes all fixtures and fittings."
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noun A scheduled sports match or event.
"Saturday's fixture was postponed due to rain."
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noun A person or thing so constantly present somewhere that they seem a permanent part of it.
"He's been a fixture at the local pub for thirty years."
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fixture in a sentence
- The lease includes all fixtures and fittings.
- They installed a new lighting fixture in the hallway.
- Saturday's fixture was postponed due to rain.
- He's been a fixture at the local pub for thirty years.
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What is "fixture" in Portuguese?
"fixture" in Portuguese is presença habitual. fixture means: A permanent fitting or appliance attached to a building, such as a sink or light.
How do you use "fixture" in a sentence?
Example: "The lease includes all fixtures and fittings." In Portuguese, "fixture" is presença habitual.
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