satisfy in Irish
satisfy in Irish is sásaigh — satisfy means to meet the needs, wishes, or requirements of someone or something.
satisfy in Irish
sásaigh
(ambitransitive) To be enough (for)
What does "satisfy" mean?
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verb To meet the needs, wishes, or requirements of someone or something.
"The snack was enough to satisfy his hunger."
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verb To convince someone, by providing evidence or proof.
"She satisfied the examiner that she understood the material."
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satisfy in a sentence
- The snack was enough to satisfy his hunger.
- The report satisfies all the legal requirements.
- She satisfied the examiner that she understood the material.
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What is "satisfy" in Irish?
"satisfy" in Irish is sásaigh. satisfy means: To meet the needs, wishes, or requirements of someone or something.
How do you use "satisfy" in a sentence?
Example: "The snack was enough to satisfy his hunger." In Irish, "satisfy" is sásaigh.
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