英语词汇“satisfactory”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	satisfactory
释义	Trends of satisfactory View usage for: satisfactory (sætɪsfæktəri) adjective Something that is satisfactory is acceptable to you or fulfils a particular need or purpose. I never got a satisfactory answer. It seemed a very satisfactory arrangement. Neither solution seemed satisfactory. Synonyms: adequate, acceptable, good enough, average More Synonyms of satisfactory satisfactorily (sætɪsfæktərɪli) graded adverb [ADVERB with verb] Their motives have never been satisfactorily explained. satisfactory in British English (ˌsætɪsˈfæktərɪ, -trɪ) adjective 1. adequate or suitable; acceptable a satisfactory answer 2. giving satisfaction 3. constituting or involving atonement, recompense, or expiation for sin Derived forms satisfactorily (ˌsatisˈfactorily) adverb satisfactoriness (ˌsatisˈfactoriness) noun satisfactory in American English (ˌsætɪsˈfæktəri; ˌsætɪsˈfæktri) adjective good enough to fulfill a need, wish, requirement, etc.; satisfying or adequate Derived forms satisfactorily (ˌsatisˈfactorily) adverb satisfactoriness (ˌsatisˈfactoriness) noun Word origin Fr satisfactoire < ML satisfactorius Examples of 'satisfactory' in a sentence satisfactory There seems to be no satisfactory solution to this problem. Times, Sunday Times (2015) What seemed a satisfactory temporary arrangement now looks deeply bedded in. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Today was highly satisfactory on both those counts. The Sun (2013) Not so long ago the leading indices would have supplied a satisfactory answer. Times, Sunday Times (2012) This should have been a satisfactory outcome. Times, Sunday Times (2010) The new technology was satisfactory under test conditions but was by no means uniformly beneficial. Yearley, Steven Science, Technology, and Social Change (1988) All highly satisfactory for what has been for too long a beleaguered rugby nation. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Nobody has yet provided a satisfactory answer. Francis Pryor BRITAIN BC: Life In Britain and Ireland before the Romans (2003) This is not a terribly satisfactory outcome. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Their belief that this was a satisfactory outcome filled me with horror. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Secure the services of a good franchised dealer or independent specialist and you should enjoy a highly satisfactory ownership experience. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Doing your own homework or seeking financial advice is far more likely to produce satisfactory results than trusting your bank manager. Times, Sunday Times (2013) And there is no satisfactory answer. The Sun (2006) Teaching ratings are uniformly impressive, with only philosophy judged less than highly satisfactory. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Clearly things cannot continue as they are, but a satisfactory solution is not easy to come by. Times, Sunday Times (2006) There are few more satisfactory results of toil in the garden than bumper yields of home-grown organic vegetables. Times, Sunday Times (2007) The most satisfactory solution is to persuade a friend to call in and look after them while you're away. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Results were extremely satisfactory. Times, Sunday Times (2008) I think we should think of leaving the Convention if we can't get a satisfactory arrangement. Times, Sunday Times (2014) In other languages satisfactory British English: satisfactory /ˌsætɪsˈfæktərɪ; -trɪ/ ADJECTIVE If something is satisfactory, it is acceptable to you or fulfils a particular need or purpose. I never got a satisfactory answer. American English: satisfactory Arabic: مُرْضٍ Brazilian Portuguese: satisfatório Chinese: 满意 Croatian: zadovoljavajući Czech: uspokojivý Danish: tilfredsstillende Dutch: naar tevredenheid European Spanish: satisfactorio Finnish: tyydyttävä French: satisfaisant German: befriedigend Greek: ικανοποιητικός Italian: soddisfacente Japanese: 満足のいく Korean: 만족스러운 Norwegian: tilfredsstillende Polish: zadowalający European Portuguese: satisfatório Romanian: satisfăcător Russian: удовлетворительный Latin American Spanish: satisfactorio Swedish: nöjaktig Thai: ที่พึงพอใจ Turkish: tatmin edici Ukrainian: задовільний Vietnamese: đáng hài lòng Chinese translation of 'satisfactory' satisfactory (sætɪsˈfæktərɪ) adj 令人满(滿)意的 (lìng rén mǎnyì de) in a satisfactory condition (Med) 病情稳(穩)定 (bìngqíng wěndìng) (adjective) in the sense of adequate Definition adequate or acceptable I never got a satisfactory answer. Synonyms adequate One in four people are without adequate homes. acceptable There was one restaurant that looked acceptable. good enough average I was only average academically. fair He had a fair command of English. all right `How was the school you attended?' `It was all right.' suitable She had no other dress suitable for the occasion. sufficient There was not sufficient evidence to secure a conviction. competent I don't feel competent to deal with a medical emergency. up to scratch passable The meal was passable, but nothing special. up to standard up to the mark They get rid of those whose work isn't up to the mark. Opposites inadequate , unacceptable , insufficient , unsatisfactory , bad , poor , unsuitable , mediocre , below par , sub-standard , leaving a lot to be desired , not up to scratch (informal) , no great shakes (informal) , half-pie (New Zealand, informal) Additional synonyms in the sense of acceptable Definition good enough There was one restaurant that looked acceptable. Synonyms satisfactory, fair, all right, suitable, sufficient, moderate, good enough, standard, adequate, so-so (informal), tolerable, up to scratch (informal), passable, up to the mark in the sense of all right Definition acceptable or satisfactory `How was the school you attended?' `It was all right.' Synonyms satisfactory, O.K. or okay (informal), average, fair, sufficient, standard, acceptable, good enough, adequate, so-so (informal), up to scratch (informal), passable, up to standard, up to the mark, unobjectionable, ALrIt, ka pai (New Zealand) in the sense of average Definition mediocre or inferior I was only average academically. Synonyms mediocre, fair, ordinary, moderate, pedestrian, indifferent, not bad, middling, insignificant, so-so (informal), banal, second-rate, middle-of-the-road, tolerable (informal), run-of-the-mill, passable, undistinguished, uninspired, unexceptional, bog-standard (British, Irish, slang), no great shakes (informal), fair to middling (informal), vanilla (slang) Synonyms of 'satisfactory' satisfactory Explore 'satisfactory' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of competent Definition having valid legal authority I don't feel competent to deal with a medical emergency. Synonyms fit, qualified, equal, appropriate, suitable, sufficient, adequate in the sense of fair Definition quite large He had a fair command of English. Synonyms respectable, middling, average, reasonable, decent, acceptable, moderate, adequate, satisfactory, not bad, mediocre, so-so (informal), tolerable, passable, O.K. or okay (informal), all right in the sense of passable Definition adequate or acceptable The meal was passable, but nothing special. Synonyms adequate, middling, average, fair, all right, ordinary, acceptable, moderate, fair enough, mediocre, so-so (informal), tolerable, not too bad, allowable, presentable, admissible, unexceptional, half-pie (New Zealand, informal) in the sense of sufficient Definition enough to meet a need or purpose There was not sufficient evidence to secure a conviction. Synonyms adequate, enough, ample, satisfactory, enow (archaic) in the sense of suitable Definition appropriate for a particular function or occasion She had no other dress suitable for the occasion. Synonyms appropriate, right, fitting, fit, suited, acceptable, becoming, correct, satisfactory, apt, befitting in the sense of up to the mark Definition meeting the desired standard They get rid of those whose work isn't up to the mark. Synonyms satisfactory, acceptable, good enough, adequate, up to scratch, passable, up to standard
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