Translation of Italian word "soddisfacente" to English
soddisfacente
/soddisfaˈtʃɛnte/
Meaning
AdjectiveGiving satisfaction or meeting acceptable standards.
How to use
The Italian adjective 'soddisfacente' expresses 'satisfactory, rewarding, pleasing' (Giving satisfaction or meeting acceptable standards). It agrees in gender and number with the noun it modifies (e.g. taking endings -o/-a/-i/-e or -e/-i). In practice, giving fulfillment or satisfaction; adequate, rewarding.
🇬🇧 English
satisfactory, rewarding, pleasing
Example
I risultati delle vendite di questo mese sono pienamente soddisfacenti.
This month's sales results are fully satisfactory.
Abbiamo raggiunto un accordo soddisfacente per entrambe le parti in causa.
We reached a satisfactory agreement for both parties involved.
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- I risultati delle vendite di questo mese sono pienamente soddisfacenti.— This month's sales results are fully satisfactory.
- Abbiamo raggiunto un accordo soddisfacente per entrambe le parti in causa.— We reached a satisfactory agreement for both parties involved.
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The Italian word "soddisfacente" means "satisfactory, rewarding, pleasing" in English.
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