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fix up

1 of 1verb
/ˈfɪks ˌʌp/
Forms:fixes up,fixing up,fixed up,fixed up
1

to provide someone with something such as a service or an opportunity

  • He managed to fix up a discount for the group on their hotel accommodations.
  • They can fix you up with a new phone and a data plan at the store.
  • We can fix you up with a loan for your home renovation project.
  • She fixed up her cousin with a place to stay during his visit to the city.
2

to arrange or schedule a meeting, event, or appointment

transitive
  • The manager promised to fix up a meeting with the company's CEO.
  • I fixed the meeting up with the client to discuss the project.
  • The manager fixed up a conference call to coordinate with remote team members.
  • Can you fix a meeting up with the department heads to discuss the budget?
  • Let's fix up a date for the team-building workshop.
Synonyms:
arrange
3

to prepare something for use, often by improving its condition or appearance

transitive
  • We're planning to fix the backyard up before the summer barbecue.
  • They decided to fix up the old farmhouse and turn it into a charming bed and breakfast.
  • She wanted to fix the living room up with new paint and furnishings.
  • The carpenter was hired to fix up the antique furniture.
  • We need to fix the guest room up for the visitors coming next week.
4

to arrange a meeting between two people who may become romantically involved with each other

transitive
  • She asked her friend to fix her up with a colleague from work.
  • He's been trying to fix his brother up with one of his close friends.
  • Their mutual friends fixed them up on a blind date, and they hit it off.
  • She decided to fix up her neighbor with her cousin, thinking they would make a great couple.
  • He didn't expect much when his friend fixed him up with a blind date, but they had a fantastic time.
5

to help someone recover from a challenging situation, often related to health or personal issues

transitive
  • The support group plays a crucial role in fixing up those who are coping with grief and loss.
  • The therapy program aims to fix up individuals struggling with addiction.
  • The counselor specializes in fixing people up who are dealing with trauma and emotional distress.
  • The counselor specializes in fixing up people dealing with trauma and emotional distress.