fixated

fix·ate  (fkst)

v. fix·at·ed, fix·at·ing, fix·ates

v.tr.

1. To make fixed, stable, or stationary.

2. To focus one's eyes or attention on: fixate a faint object.

3. To command the attention of exclusively or repeatedly; preoccupy obsessively: "TV and newspapers were fixated on high-technology as the solution to almost everything" (Jay Walljasper).

4. Psychology

a. To attach (oneself) to a person or thing in an immature or neurotic fashion.

b. In classical psychoanalysis, to cause (the libido) to be arrested at an early stage of psychosexual development.

v.intr.

1. To focus the eyes or attention.

2. Psychology

a. To become attached to a person or thing in an immature or pathological way; form a fixation.

b. To be arrested at an early stage of psychosexual development.

Thesaurus

fixated

adjective obsessed, fascinated, preoccupied, captivated, attached, devoted, absorbed, caught up in, single-minded, smitten, taken up with, besotted, wrapped up in, engrossed, spellbound, infatuated, mesmerized, hypnotized, hung up on (slang), monomaniacal, prepossessed As a child, he was fixated with video nasties.
detached, indifferent, open-minded, unconcerned, uninterested, dispassionate, uncommitted, uninvolved, unprepossessed

Translations

fixated [fɪkˈseɪtɪd] ADJ to be fixated on sth/sb → estar obsesionado con algo/algn, tener una fijación con algo/algn
to become or get fixated on or with sth/sb → obsesionarse con algo/algn
mother-fixated → con fijación materna or en la madre

fixated [fɪkˈseɪtɪd] adj (= obsessed) → obsédé(e)
to be fixated on sth → être obsédé(e) par qch

fixated

adj → fixiert (→ on auf +acc)