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🔑fixfix1 /fɪks / verb [transitive] - to repair修理◆The electrician's coming to fix the light switch.电工要来修电灯开关。
- to decide or arrange something决定；确定；安排◆The price has been fixed at $30.价格定为 30 美元。◆Have you fixed a date for the party?你定好聚会的日期了吗？
- fix sth (for sb) to prepare something (especially food or drink) for someone（给某人）准备，提供（尤指食物或饮料）◆Can I fix you a drink / a drink for you?我给你弄杯喝的好吗？
- (usually passive通常用被动语态) (informal) to arrange the result of something in a way that is not honest or fair操纵；作弊◆The race was fixed (= the result was arranged before it happened).这场比赛有人操纵。
 ●be fixing to do sth (informal) (used in the southern U.S.) to get ready to do something（用于美国南方）准备好做某事◆I'm fixing to go to the post office. Do you need any stamps?我要去邮局，你需要邮票吗？●fix your hairto arrange your hair so that it looks attractive梳理头发；做头发  ●fix sth upto repair or improve something so that it is suitable to use修理；修缮；收拾好◆My brother is slowly fixing up his house.我哥哥在慢慢修缮他的房子。●fix sb up (with sth) (informal) to arrange for someone to have something为某人安排；为某人提供◆I can fix you up with a job and a place to stay.我可以为你安排一份工作和一个住处。
fixfix2 /fɪks / noun [countable] (informal) - a solution to a problem, especially an easy or temporary one（尤指简单或暂时的）解决办法；权宜之计◆There is no quick fix for economy.经济问题没有即刻解决的办法。
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health医疗保健) an amount of something that you need and want frequently, especially an illegal drug（致瘾的东西，尤指毒品的）一次用量
- [usually singular] a difficult situation困境；窘境◆I was in a real fix – I'd locked my keys inside the car.我遇到了大麻烦，我把钥匙锁在了车里。
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