satisfaction in Japanese
satisfaction in Japanese is 満足, 充実, 充足 — satisfaction means a feeling of contentment or fulfillment that comes from getting what you need or want.
satisfaction in Japanese
満足
Pronounced: manzoku
A fulfilment of a need or desire.
充実
Pronounced: juujitsu
The pleasure obtained by such fulfillment.
充足
Pronounced: juusoku
The pleasure obtained by such fulfillment.
満悦
Pronounced: man'etsu
The pleasure obtained by such fulfillment.
償い
Pronounced: tsugunai
補償
Pronounced: hoshō
賠償
Pronounced: baishō
What does "satisfaction" mean?
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noun A feeling of contentment or fulfillment that comes from getting what you need or want.
"There's real satisfaction in finishing a job well done."
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noun Compensation or repayment for a wrong or loss.
"He demanded satisfaction for the damage to his car."
satisfaction in a sentence
- There's real satisfaction in finishing a job well done.
- Customer satisfaction is the company's top priority.
- He demanded satisfaction for the damage to his car.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "satisfaction" in Japanese?
"satisfaction" in Japanese is 満足, 充実, 充足. satisfaction means: A feeling of contentment or fulfillment that comes from getting what you need or want.
How do you pronounce 満足?
"satisfaction" in Japanese is 満足, pronounced "manzoku".
How do you use "satisfaction" in a sentence?
Example: "There's real satisfaction in finishing a job well done." In Japanese, "satisfaction" is 満足, 充実, 充足.
Are there other ways to say "satisfaction" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 7 translations listed for "satisfaction": 満足, 充実, 充足, 満悦, 償い, 補償.
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