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fulfilling

/fʊlˈfɪl.ɪŋ/

Traduction: Décrit quelque chose qui apporte de la satisfaction, du bonheur ou un sentiment d'accomplissement, notamment en parlant d'une activité, d'une expérience ou d'une relation., Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de satisfaire à une exigence, une condition ou une attente, ou d'exécuter une promesse ou un devoir.

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adjective

/fʊlˈfɪl.ɪŋ/B2formal
  • frDécrit quelque chose qui apporte de la satisfaction, du bonheur ou un sentiment d'accomplissement, notamment en parlant d'une activité, d'une expérience ou d'une relation.

Describes something that provides satisfaction, happiness, or a sense of achievement.

  1. Satisfying or rewardingB2formal

    Providing a sense of satisfaction, achievement, or purpose.

    frépanouissant

    • She finds her work as a teacher very fulfilling.
    • Volunteering at the shelter was a deeply fulfilling experience.
    • Raising children can be challenging but ultimately fulfilling.

    Synonymesbeneficialgratifyingmeaningfulproductiverewardingsatisfyingusefulworthwhile

    Antonymesemptyfrustratinghollowunsatisfying

  2. Meeting expectationsB2formal

    Meeting or satisfying a need, desire, or requirement.

    frqui répond aux attentes

    • The vacation was a fulfilling escape from daily stress.
    • He described the relationship as emotionally fulfilling.
    • A fulfilling career often involves helping others.

    Synonymesgratifyingrewardingsatisfying

    Antonymesdisappointingunsatisfying

Formes
  • more fulfilling comparative form
  • most fulfilling superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

fulfill/fʊlˈfɪl/B2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de satisfaire à une exigence, une condition ou une attente, ou d'exécuter une promesse ou un devoir.

A verb used to indicate the act of satisfying a requirement, condition, or expectation, or of carrying out a promise or duty.

  1. B1formal

    To achieve or realize something desired, promised, or predicted.

    frréaliser, accomplir

    • She fulfilled her dream of becoming a doctor.
    • The team fulfilled their goal of winning the championship.
    • He fulfilled his promise to help her move.

    Synonymesaccomplishachieveattaincarry outcompleteexecuteimplementmeetrealizesatisfy

    Antonymesabandonforsakeneglect

  2. Carry out a duty or requirementB1formal

    To perform or complete a task, duty, or requirement as expected.

    frS'acquitter de (un devoir, une obligation)

    • The company must fulfill all safety regulations.
    • He fulfilled his obligations under the contract.
    • She fulfilled her role as team leader effectively.

    Synonymesabide byaccomplishcarry outcompletedischargeexecutemeetobserveperformsatisfy

    Antonymesabandonfailignoreneglectshirk

  3. Satisfy a need or conditionB2formal

    To meet or satisfy a particular need, condition, or requirement.

    frsatisfaire (une condition, un besoin)

    • This product fulfills all customer requirements.
    • The new policy fulfills the needs of the employees.
    • The scholarship fulfills the financial need of the student.

    Synonymesanswercompleteconform toexecutefillkeepmeetobserverealizesatisfy

    Antonymesdisregardfailignoreneglectviolate

Formes
  • fulfilled past participle
  • fulfilled past simple
  • fulfilling present participle
  • fulfills third person singular
  • fulfils third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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