/fiˈxaɾ/
#3059 of 5,000 Core 5000
Translation
to fix
Word origin
From fijo, meaning fixed or firm, from Latin fixus, the past participle of figere, to fasten or drive in. The reflexive fijarse, to notice, extends the idea of fixing one's attention.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- figere
- English cognates
- fix, fixed, affix
Grammar
Verb type-ar regular
Examples
estante .
We are going to fix the shelf to the wall.
.
We need to set a date for the meeting.
cartel .
Fasten the poster well so it does not fall.
¿ ?
Have you noticed the colour of her eyes?
normas .
The teacher set the rules at the start of the course.
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