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31Fix [2] — Fix, lat. deutsch, fest; feuerbeständig; F.ation, Fixirung, Festsetzung; fixiren, festsetzen; unverwandten Blickes jemanden anschauen; F. um, der ausgesetzte Gehalt. Fixa vincta, alles, was Pertinenz eines Grundstücks ist …
32fix in — index pinpoint Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
33fix on — index focus Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
34fix up — index embellish Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 …
35fix — Mot Monosíl·lab Adjectiu variable …
36fix — <aus lat. fixus »angeheftet, fest«, Part. Perf. von figere »(an)heften« (Bed. 2 seit dem 17. Jh. »beständig, geschickt, gewandt«)>: 1. fest, feststehend; fixe Idee: Zwangsvorstellung. 2. (ugs.) a) geschickt, anstellig, gewandt, pfiffig; b) …
37fix up — [v] prepare, beautify deck*, dress up, furnish, gussy up*, primp, provide, rehabilitate, repair, smarten, spiff*, spruce up*; concepts 162,202 Ant. corrupt, deface, defile, uglify …
38fix-it — [fik′sit] adj. Informal of or having to do with fixing or repairing things: also fixit …
39fix|er — «FIHK suhr», noun. 1. a person who fixes something. 2. a thing which fixes or makes permanent; fixative. 3. Informal. a person who dishonestly arranges beforehand the result of a game, event, or other circumstance of chance. 4. = hypo1. (Cf.… …
40fix|i|ty — «FIHK suh tee», noun, plural ties. 1. fixed condition or quality; permanence; steadiness; firmness: »The fixity of her gaze disturbed him. The translation of the Bible…gave fixity to the tongue of the new religion (William Taylor). SYNONYM(S):… …
