fixing
Pronunciation: [ˈfɪksɪŋ]
Context: "repairing"
(verb) to make something that is broken or not working properly work again. If your toy is broken and you fix it, it will be as good as new.
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She is fixing the bicycle tire because it has a flat.
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He is not fixing the computer; he is just letting it sit there broken.
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Are you fixing the leaky faucet this weekend?
Context: "repairing"
(noun) the act of making something work again or getting it ready. This is what you do when you take care of a problem to make it better.
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The fixing of the roof was completed in just a few hours.
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The fixing of the car didn't happen, so it remains broken.
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What type of fixing does the car need?
Context: "planning"
(verb) to decide on something or to arrange something in advance. If you're fixing a time to meet your friend, you're setting a specific time to get together.
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We are fixing a date for the party next month.
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They are not fixing any plans yet; they are still deciding.
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What time are you fixing for our meeting?
Context: "planning"
(noun) a decision or arrangement made about something. This is what you come up with when you organize details for an event or activity.
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The fixing of the event details went smoothly and everyone was happy.
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The fixing never happened, so there were no plans to follow.
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What fixing did you come up with for the school project?