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noun · C1Fixture
FIKSCH-uh/ˈfɪkstʃə/
A fixture is a scheduled match or a regular event in a calendar; also an object fixed in a building (lights, a sink, a door closer): a home fixture, a plumbing fixture. A date is everyday; a fitting is the object twin; an ad-hoc email is not a timetable. Do not move a sitting by a late-night message and keep the word fixture.
Meaning
A scheduled match or regular event; also an object fixed in a building.
Examples
- “The January sitting is a fixture; an email the night before is not a timetable.”
- “Match is sport. Appointment is one person. A fire-door closer is a fixture in the building sense. Calendars are published. Last-minute mail is a change request. Publish the date; then the reminder.”
Good to know
A regular date (or a fitted object). Everyday: date / match. Contrast: an ad-hoc email. Lookalike: a bathroom fitting.
Near in meaning
match
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