| Id | ESLPod_0696_WE_1067 |
|---|---|
| Episode Id | ESLPod 696 |
| Episode Title | Investing Your Money |
| Phrase | fixed |
| Text | In this podcast, the word "fixed" means set or not changing, or something that has a constant value: "Are these prices fixed, or is there room for negotiation?" The word "fixed" can also mean held in place or attached to something else: "Is this poster fixed to the wall with tacks or tape?" The phrase "fixed ideas" refers to opinions or beliefs that are very strong and cannot be changed by other: "He's always had very fixed ideas on the role of government in helping poor people." Finally, the phrase "How are you fixed for (something)?" is used to ask someone whether they have enough of something in order to do something: "How are you fixed for time to finish this report by Friday?" |
| Topics | Business | Money |
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