Collocations for fixture - noun
1. sth fixed in a house
ADJECTIVE
original
an exceptional example of Victorian architecture with the original fixtures intact
an exceptional example of Victorian architecture with the original fixtures intact
light
The apartment still has the original light fixtures.
The apartment still has the original light fixtures.
permanent
(often figurative)
The new conductor is now a permanent fixture in the orchestra.
The new conductor is now a permanent fixture in the orchestra.
2. (BrE) sporting event
ADJECTIVE
important,
major
difficult
away, home
annual, regular
opening
final
international
friendly
league
sporting
difficult
away, home
annual, regular
opening
final
international
friendly
league
sporting
VERB + fixture
play
The team is playing an important fixture this evening.
The team is playing an important fixture this evening.
fulfil
The club was fined for not fulfilling its fixtures at the weekend.
The club was fined for not fulfilling its fixtures at the weekend.
make sth
There are plans to make the race an annual fixture.
There are plans to make the race an annual fixture.
arrange,
schedule
stage
The golf club has staged many international fixtures.
stage
The golf club has staged many international fixtures.
postpone