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satisfise

/ˈsætɪsfaɪz/

翻译: 过时动词,意为满足或使充足;提供所需的数量。这是一个罕用的古旧词,源自拉丁语'satis'(足够)和'facere'(做/使)。

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verb

/ˈsætɪsfaɪz/formal已废弃
  • zh过时动词,意为满足或使充足;提供所需的数量。这是一个罕用的古旧词,源自拉丁语'satis'(足够)和'facere'(做/使)。

An obsolete verb meaning to satisfy or make sufficient; to provide enough. It is a rare, archaic term derived from Latin 'satis' (enough) and 'facere' (to make/do).

  1. Achieve minimum requirementsC2formal

    To decide on and pursue a course of action that meets the minimum requirements to achieve a goal, rather than seeking the optimal solution.

    zh满足于最低要求

    • In many real-world decisions, people satisfise rather than optimize.
    • The manager chose to satisfise by selecting a good enough candidate quickly.
    • When time is limited, it's often better to satisfise than to search for perfection.

    同义词compromiseget bymake dosettle

    反义词maximizeoptimize