♦ (to) satisfy

♦ (to) satisfy
♦ (to) satisfy /ˈsætɪsfaɪ/
v. t.
1 soddisfare; soddisfare a; adempiere; appagare; contentare: It's rather difficult to satisfy all the clients, è alquanto difficile soddisfare tutti i clienti; to satisfy an urgent need, soddisfare a un bisogno urgente; to satisfy an obligation, soddisfare un impegno; adempiere (a) un dovere; to satisfy sb.'s desires, appagare i desideri di q.; to satisfy one's creditors, soddisfare (o tacitare) i creditori
2 saziare; soddisfare: to satisfy one's appetite, saziare l'appetito; sfamarsi
3 essere conforme a, rispondere a (condizioni, regole, requisiti): The consignment does not satisfy all the conditions agreed upon, la merce inviata non risponde a tutte le condizioni concordate
4 convincere; persuadere
5 risolvere, dissipare (un dubbio)
6 soddisfare (sessualmente)
to satisfy a debt, pagare (o soddisfare, estinguere) un debito □ to satisfy sb.'s hopes, non venir meno alle speranze di q.to satisfy oneself, convincersi; persuadersi □ hard to satisfy, difficile da accontentare.

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