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1 fixed
v., a. fix의 과거, 고정된, 부정하게 결정된, 짬짜미의, 응고된 -
2 fixed ammunition
x. 약협식(총)포탄 -
3 fixed assets
x. 고정 자산 -
4 fixed capital
x. 고정 자본 -
5 fixed charge
x. 고정 요금, 확정 부채 -
6 fixed cost
x. 고정비 -
7 fixed exchange rate(system)
x. 고정환시세(제) -
8 fixed focus
x. 고정 촛점 -
9 fixed idea
x. 고정 관념, 고착 관념 -
10 fixed income
x. 고정 수입, 정액 소득 -
11 fixed oil
x. 고정유, 불휘발유 -
12 fixed point
x. 고정점, 정점, 경찰관 파출소, 지서 -
13 fixed price
x. 고정(정찰)가격, 정가, 공정(협정)가격 -
14 fixed property
x. 고정 자산, 부동산 -
15 fixed satellite
x. 고정(정지)위성 -
16 fixed star
x. 항성 -
17 fixed station
x. 고정 교신국 -
18 fixed trust
x. 특정 투자 신탁 -
19 fixed cell
고정세포 -
20 fixed yeast method
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