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

COLLOCATIONS► keep ... satisfied

It’s always so hard to keep everyone satisfied.

► completely/entirely satisfied

I’m not entirely satisfied with my job.

THESAURUScertain you know something► sure

confident that you know something or know that something is true or correct: I think Leah lives here, but I’m not sure. I’m pretty sure it was John.

► certain

completely sure: I’m certain that I turned off the stove.

► positive

informal completely sure. Used especially when other people seem doubtful: I’m positive that Maria was driving the car.

► convinced

completely sure that something is true. Used especially when there is little or no proof to show that it is true: She was convinced that her son was innocent.

► satisfied

sure that something is true because you have enough information: The insurance company was not fully satisfied that the fire had started accidentally.

► confident

sure that something good will happen, or that you will be able to achieve what you want: We’re confident that we’re going to win.

► have no doubt

to be so certain about something that there are no doubts in your mind: I have no doubt that he will be found.

► without (a) doubt

used for emphasizing that you are completely sure about something: Tiger Woods is without doubt one of the greatest golfers of all time.

单词	satisfied
释义	satisfiedsatisfied /ˈsæt̮ɪsˌfaɪd/ ●●● S3 W2 adjective Collocations COLLOCATIONS► keep ... satisfied It’s always so hard to keep everyone satisfied. ► completely/entirely satisfied I’m not entirely satisfied with my job. Thesaurus THESAURUScertain you know something► sure confident that you know something or know that something is true or correct: I think Leah lives here, but I’m not sure. I’m pretty sure it was John. ► certain completely sure: I’m certain that I turned off the stove. ► positive informal completely sure. Used especially when other people seem doubtful: I’m positive that Maria was driving the car. ► convinced completely sure that something is true. Used especially when there is little or no proof to show that it is true: She was convinced that her son was innocent. ► satisfied sure that something is true because you have enough information: The insurance company was not fully satisfied that the fire had started accidentally. ► confident sure that something good will happen, or that you will be able to achieve what you want: We’re confident that we’re going to win. ► have no doubt to be so certain about something that there are no doubts in your mind: I have no doubt that he will be found. ► without (a) doubt used for emphasizing that you are completely sure about something: Tiger Woods is without doubt one of the greatest golfers of all time. 1pleased because something has happened in the way that you want, or because you have achieved something OPP dissatisfied: No matter what I do, she’s never satisfied. a satisfied smile satisfied customerssatisfied with I’m not satisfied with the haircut. It’s always so hard to keep everyone satisfied.completely/entirely satisfied I’m not entirely satisfied with my job.2feeling sure that something is right or true: satisfied that The jury was satisfied that he had done nothing wrong.► see thesaurus at sure13(are you) satisfied? spoken used to show that someone has annoyed you by asking too many questions or making too many demands: I’m here now – are you satisfied? → see also self-satisfied
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