Gratifying Meaning in English

word · lemma: gratify

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释义

Making you feel pleased, satisfied, or rewarded, especially after effort or waiting.

用法与细微差别

'Gratifying' is a formal or semi-formal adjective. It often describes experiences, results, or feelings that bring a sense of satisfaction or reward—commonly after hard work. Typical collocations include 'gratifying experience', 'gratifying result', and 'find it gratifying'. Not used for minor, everyday pleasures.

• Spanish: gratificante - satisfactorio
• Portuguese (BR): gratificante - satisfatório
• Portuguese (PT): gratificante - satisfatório
• Chinese (Simplified): 令人满意的 - 令人欣慰的
• Chinese (Traditional): 令人滿意的 - 令人欣慰的
• Hindi: संतोषजनक - सुखद
• Arabic: مُرضٍ - مُفرِح
• Bengali: সন্তোষজনক - তৃপ্তিদায়ক
• Russian: приятный (результат) - доставляющий удовлетворение
• Japanese: 満足感を与える - 喜ばしい
• Vietnamese: đem lại sự hài lòng - làm thỏa mãn
• Korean: 만족스러운 - 보람 있는
• Turkish: tatmin edici - memnun edici
• Urdu: اطمینان بخش - تسلی بخش
• Indonesian: memuaskan - menyenangkan (hasil)

例句

It’s really gratifying when your hard work pays off.

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I found it gratifying to see the team succeed together.

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Helping others is very gratifying.

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It was gratifying to see my work appreciated.

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Receiving a thank-you note was gratifying for her.

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Getting positive feedback from clients is always gratifying.

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