گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'satisfactory'

1 عمومی:: رضایتبخش‌

2 عمومی:: رضایتبخش

3 عمومی:: خرسند كننده‌

1 general:: adj. acceptable: It was a satisfactory arrangement.

2 general:: satisfactory adverbs very/highly/most satisfactory • After her initial difficulties she has made a very satisfactory recovery. perfectly/quite satisfactory • For a small amount of cream, a wire whisk is perfectly satisfactory. not entirely/wholly/completely • Frege’s theory is not entirely satisfactory. far from satisfactory • This system was far from satisfactory for a number of reasons.

3 general::   adj. VERBS appear, be, look, prove, seem, sound | consider sth, find sth, regard sth as ADV. eminently, highly, most, very It was all most satisfactory. | completely, fully, perfectly, quite | far from, less than, not altogether, not at all, not entirely, not totally, not wholly The results were not entirely satisfactory. | broadly, fairly, generally, more or less, reasonably | apparently | mutually The arrangement has proved mutually satisfactory. PREP. to We hope this proposal is satisfactory to you.

4 general:: satisfactory good enough – often used when something reaches a fairly good standard, but is not of a high standard: • Her grades are satisfactory. • For a beginner, this camera produces satisfactory results. all right/OK spoken not bad, but not very good: • The meal was all right, but rather expensive. • ‘How was the film?’ ‘It was OK.’ reasonable fairly good: • a reasonable standard of living • The quality of the food was reasonable. acceptable if something is acceptable to you, you think it is good enough and you are willing to take it: • an acceptable offer • an acceptable level of risk • They can't find a solution that is acceptable to both sides. adequate enough in quantity, or of a good enough standard. Adequate sounds rather formal and is used especially in official contexts: • an adequate supply of drinking water • adequate standards of hygiene decent especially spoken good enough in quality – used especially when something is as good as most other things: • I want my kids to get a decent education. • Where can I get a decent cup of coffee? • The food’s decent and the service is good. passable satisfactory, but not of the best quality – used especially about food and drink, or someone’s skill at doing something. Passable sounds rather formal: • a passable French wine • His Japanese was passable. • a passable imitation of Barack Obama be up to scratch informal to be of a good enough standard: • His work wasn’t up to scratch. • None of the hotels they suggested were up to scratch. will do informal to be good enough for a particular purpose: • Any kind of paper will do. • ‘How about Ken?’ ‘I suppose he’ll do.’