The Open Dictionary

fixed

adjective

UK/fɪkst/
US/fɪkst/

Definitions of fixed adjective

arrangement

  1. B2

    Already arranged or decided and not able to be changed.

    • The price of this item is fixed and cannot be changed.

    • We have a fixed meeting time every Wednesday at 10 AM.

    • The terms of this contract are fixed; we cannot modify them.

position

  1. Not moving or able to be moved from its position.

    • This pole must be fixed to the floor.

    • The telescope must be fixed in a stable position to get clear observations.

    • For safety, this device should be fixed to the wall.

Idioms

  • How are you fixed for something?

    This phrase is used to inquire about the quantity of something someone possesses or to ask about their plans or arrangements.

    • How are you fixed for cash these days?

  • be of/have no fixed abode/address

    To not have a permanent residence or address.

    • Many homeless people have no fixed abode.

  • how are you fixed for something?

    This idiom is used to inquire about the quantity of something someone possesses or to ask about their plans or arrangements.

    • How are you fixed for cash at the moment?