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fixation

/fɪkˈseɪ.ʃən/

Traducción: Sustantivo que denota un interés obsesivo, absorción o apego a una idea, objeto o persona determinados; también se usa en química y biología para describir el proceso de dar a algo estabilidad o fijeza.

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noun

/fɪkˈseɪ.ʃən/C1formalscientific
  • esSustantivo que denota un interés obsesivo, absorción o apego a una idea, objeto o persona determinados; también se usa en química y biología para describir el proceso de dar a algo estabilidad o fijeza.

A noun referring to an obsessive interest, preoccupation, or attachment to a particular idea, object, or person; also used in chemistry and biology to describe the process of making something stable or permanent.

  1. Obsession or preoccupationB2formal

    An obsessive interest in or feeling about someone or something.

    esFijación, obsesión

    • He has a fixation on cleanliness and order.
    • Her fixation with the past prevents her from moving forward.
    • The child developed a fixation on dinosaurs.

    Sinónimoscompulsionfetishhang-upinfatuationmaniamonomaniaobsessionpreoccupation

    Antónimosapathydisinterestindifferenceunconcern

  2. Stabilization or settingC1formal

    The act of making something stable, fixed, or unchanging.

    esFijación

    • The fixation of the nitrogen in the soil is essential for plant growth.
    • The chemical process involves the fixation of carbon dioxide.
    • The fixation of the price at a low level helped boost sales.

    Sinónimosfasteningfixingstabilization

Formas
  • fixations plural form
  • fixations' possessive plural form
  • fixation's possessive singular form
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