英语释义
1. to fix (something) again: such as
2. to make (an object) firm, stable, or stationary again
The lowest frame was refixed in an intermediate position …
— Malcolm Puller also to affix or attach (something) again
"There should be no attempt to refix any ironwork or stonework to the surrounds unless undertaken by a specialist with early photographic evidence to support the works."
— Mitch McKay
3. to set or establish (something) again and usually differently
… [a country] was allowed to refix its exchange rate vis-à-vis the dollar.
— Grahame Thompson We expect the match to be refixed [=rescheduled] at a later date.
— WiklowNews.net (Ireland)
4. to repair (something) again
Mike fixed and refixed cars that took me to field sites …
— Sofya Aptekar