I will fix you up with some alcohol and bandages.
•The clerk fixed up the lady with what she needed.
•Larry wanted some film and the clerk fixed him up with the best.
Dictionary of American idioms. 2013.
fix someone up with something — fix (someone) up (with (someone/something)) to arrange something for someone. If they want to work, I can fix them up. I thought you didn t like her and had fixed her up with your friend Paul … New idioms dictionary
fix someone up with someone — fix (someone) up (with (someone/something)) to arrange something for someone. If they want to work, I can fix them up. I thought you didn t like her and had fixed her up with your friend Paul … New idioms dictionary
fix someone up with — fix (someone) up (with (someone/something)) to arrange something for someone. If they want to work, I can fix them up. I thought you didn t like her and had fixed her up with your friend Paul … New idioms dictionary
fix up with something — fix (someone) up (with (someone/something)) to arrange something for someone. If they want to work, I can fix them up. I thought you didn t like her and had fixed her up with your friend Paul … New idioms dictionary
fix (someone) up — (with (someone/something)) to arrange something for someone. If they want to work, I can fix them up. I thought you didn t like her and had fixed her up with your friend Paul … New idioms dictionary
fix someone up — informal provide someone with something. → fix … English new terms dictionary
fix — fix1 [ fıks ] verb transitive *** ▸ 1 make something work again ▸ 2 prepare food/drink ▸ 3 arrange hair/clothing ▸ 4 fasten so cannot move ▸ 5 set price/amount/date ▸ 6 arrange event ▸ 7 remember something ▸ 8 dishonestly arrange something ▸ 9… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
fix up — phrasal verb [transitive] Word forms fix up : present tense I/you/we/they fix up he/she/it fixes up present participle fixing up past tense fixed up past participle fixed up 1) a) to arrange for something to happen Perhaps we can fix up a meeting … English dictionary
fix up — 1) PHRASAL VERB If you fix something up, you arrange it. [V P n(not pron)] I fixed up an appointment to see her... [V P n(not pron)] Accommodation is never fixed up in advance. [Also V n P] 2) PHRASAL VERB If you … English dictionary
fix up with someone — fix (someone) up (with (someone/something)) to arrange something for someone. If they want to work, I can fix them up. I thought you didn t like her and had fixed her up with your friend Paul … New idioms dictionary
fix up with — fix (someone) up (with (someone/something)) to arrange something for someone. If they want to work, I can fix them up. I thought you didn t like her and had fixed her up with your friend Paul … New idioms dictionary
