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grat.i.fy objHgrAt7I7faI, $5grAt7E-v [often passive]to please (someone), or to satisfy (a wish or need)使高兴;使满足(愿望，需要)We were gratified at/by the response to our appeal.我们对给予我们上诉的答复表示满意。He was gratified to see how well his students had done. [+ obj + to infinitive]他对他的学生们的出色表现感到高兴。Judge Pryor said, "You told them lie after lie in order to get their money so that you could gratify your gambler's desire. "赖尔法官说：“你对他们屡次说谎以便从他们那里搞到钱来满足你一个赌徒的欲望。”Her need for intellectual stimulation wasn't gratified until she got to university.她促进智力发展的需要直到上大学才得到满足。
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