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gastos fijos
fixed costs SUST. sust. pl.
costes mpl fijos Esp.
inglés
inglés
español
español
español
español
inglés
inglés
I. cost [ingl. am. kɔst, ingl. brit. kɒst] SUST.
1.1. cost (expense):
cost often pl
costo m esp amer.
cost often pl
coste m Esp.
1.2. cost <costs, pl > DER.:
costas fpl
1.3. cost U (price):
coste m Esp.
at cost COM.
at cost COM.
at cost COM.
al costo amer.
2. cost U (loss, sacrifice):
II. cost <pret. & part. pas. cost> [ingl. am. kɔst, ingl. brit. kɒst] V. trans.
1.1. cost article/service:
it'll cost you! coloq.
1.2. cost (cause to lose):
2.1. cost < pret. & part. pas. costed> (calculate cost of):
2.2. cost < pret. & part. pas. costed> (find out price of):
fixed [ingl. am. fɪkst, ingl. brit. fɪkst] ADJ.
1.1. fixed (unchanging):
fixed price/rate/premium
fixed principles/position/view
1.2. fixed (prearranged):
fixed date/time
2. fixed (steady, unmoving):
fixed gaze/attention
fixed smile/expression
3. fixed (provided with) coloq.:
I. fix [ingl. am. fɪks, ingl. brit. fɪks] V. trans.
1.1. fix (establish):
fix date/time/price
fix details
1.2. fix (organize):
2.1. fix (secure):
to fix sth to sth
fix bayonets! MILIT.
2.2. fix (implant):
2.3. fix (pin):
to fix the blame on sb/sth
3.1. fix (direct steadily):
3.2. fix (look at):
4.1. fix (prepare):
fix esp ingl. am. coloq.
4.2. fix esp ingl. am. (make presentable):
5. fix (repair) coloq.:
fix car/household appliance
6. fix (influence fraudulently) coloq.:
fix election/contest
amañar coloq.
fix election/contest
arreglar coloq.
fix jury
comprar coloq.
7.1. fix argot (deal with):
arreglar coloq.
¡ya la voy a arreglar yo! coloq.
7.2. fix argot (kill):
liquidar coloq.
8. fix (neuter) ingl. am.:
fix coloq., eufem.
fix coloq., eufem.
operar coloq., eufem.
9.1. fix (make permanent):
fix film/drawing/colors
9.2. fix nitrogen:
10. fix (determine position of):
fix AERO., NÁUT.
II. fix [ingl. am. fɪks, ingl. brit. fɪks] V. intr.
fix (make plans, intend) ingl. am.:
III. fix [ingl. am. fɪks, ingl. brit. fɪks] SUST.
1. fix (predicament) coloq.:
2. fix argot:
chute m Esp. argot
pincharse coloq.
3. fix:
fix AERO., NÁUT.
to get a fix on sth sailor/airman:
4. fix (put-up job):
fix coloq.
tongo m coloq.
fix coloq.
arreglo m coloq.
for the fight, the fix was on or in ingl. am.
for the fight, the fix was on or in ingl. am.
5. fix (solution):
I. cost [kɒst, ingl. am. kɑ:st] cost, cost cost, cost costed, costed V. trans.
1. cost (amount to):
to cost a packet coloq.
2. cost (cause the loss of):
3. cost (calculate price):
II. cost [kɒst, ingl. am. kɑ:st] cost, cost cost, cost costed, costed SUST.
1. cost (price):
to defray the cost of sth form.
2. cost pl (expense):
costes m pl.
cost DER.
costas f pl.
3. cost fig. (sacrifice):
I. fix [fɪks] V. trans.
1. fix (fasten):
2. fix (determine):
3. fix (arrange):
to fix one's face coloq.
4. fix (repair):
5. fix ingl. am. coloq. (food):
6. fix coloq. (manipulate):
fix election, result
7. fix coloq. (take revenge on):
8. fix FÍS., FOTO:
fix colour
II. fix [fɪks] SUST.
1. fix coloq. (dilemma):
2. fix coloq. (shot):
pichicata f Arg.
3. fix AERO., AUTO.:
fixed ADJ.
I. cost [kɔst] V. trans.
1. cost <cost, cost> (amount to):
to cost a fortune coloq.
2. cost <cost, cost> (cause the loss of):
3. cost <costed, costed> (calculate price):
II. cost [kɔst] SUST.
1. cost (price):
to defray the cost of sth form.
2. cost:
costes m pl.
costs DER.
costas f pl.
3. cost (cost price):
4. cost fig. (sacrifice):
fixed ADJ.
I. fix [fɪks] V. trans.
1. fix (repair):
2. fix (fasten):
3. fix (determine):
4. fix (arrange):
to fix one's face coloq.
5. fix coloq. lunch, dinner:
6. fix coloq. (manipulate):
fix election, result
7. fix coloq. (take revenge on):
8. fix FÍS., FOTO:
fix color
II. fix [fɪks] V. intr.
to be fixing to do sth reg: esp. Southern
III. fix [fɪks] SUST.
1. fix coloq. (dilemma):
2. fix argot (dose of heroin):
pichicata f Arg.
3. fix AERO., AUTO.:
Present
Icost
youcost
he/she/itcosts
wecost
youcost
theycost
Past
Icost
youcost
he/she/itcost
wecost
youcost
theycost
Present Perfect
Ihavecost
youhavecost
he/she/ithascost
wehavecost
youhavecost
theyhavecost
Past Perfect
Ihadcost
youhadcost
he/she/ithadcost
wehadcost
youhadcost
theyhadcost
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Any price above $300 became a contribution to the fixed costs of the company.
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However, during downturns, it must contend with excess capacity because of weaker demand, and the high fixed costs associated with its manufacturing facilities.
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Fixed costs, which occur only in the short run, are incurred by the business at any level of output, including zero output.
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These included regulatory problems, marketing costs, taxes, and fixed costs of management, personnel, and trading.
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Opera is a complex art form involving high fixed costs and requiring complex management.
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