fijado

fixed

adjective fee-HAH-doh Less Common

Also means

set

Usage Note

Fijado is the past participle of fijar used as an adjective meaning 'fixed' or 'established,' often describing a date, price, or standard that has been formally set. It contrasts with libre ('free' or 'floating'). Do not confuse with fijo, the base adjective meaning 'fixed' or 'permanent' in a more general sense.

Examples

"El precio fijado no admite cambios."

Natural Translation

The fixed price admits no changes.

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