sate

英 [seɪt]

美 [seɪt]

v.  满足(欲望)

过去分词：sated　复数：sates　现在分词：sating　过去式：sated　第三人称单数：sates　

GRE

BNC.32828 / COCA.22965

牛津词典

verb

• 满足（欲望）
  to satisfy a desire

英英释义

verb

• fill to satisfaction
  1. I am sated
  Synonym:satiaterepletefill

双语例句

• The sate banquet was presided over by the premier.
  国宴是由总理主持的。
• "We all have appetites and desires," Dickens says," but only the savage agrees to sate them."
  狄更斯说：“我们都有欲望和需求，但是只有野蛮人才会充分去寻求满足。”
• Karl Marx ultimately revealed the complex relation between civil society and political sate, and thus resulted to a new research field, that is the Law and Administration.
  马克思最终深刻地揭示市民社会同政治国家之间的复杂关系，并因此开拓了法律与管理的新领域。
• To real life happy fantasy; The more commonly used square god portrait expressed them to the sate safeguard earnest hope.
  四方神画像则表达了他们对平安保障的热切希冀。
• He sate on the stairs.
  他坐着楼梯。
• Rather, Illidan taught the blood elves how to strip beings of arcane energies to feed themselves and thus sate their magic addiction.
  相反，伊利丹教他们如何从他人身上剥夺奥秘魔法的力量，用来满足他们自己的魔法毒瘾。
• The Imperial is considerably closer to the city center than the sate.
  与赛特相比，帝国饭店离市中心很近。
• Beef and Chicken Sate, Peanut Soy Sauce, Pressed Rice Cake, Cucumber Pickles.
  沙爹鸡肉，牛肉，配花生酱油米饼及酸黄瓜。
• Risk was systematically underpriced. And, in order to sate the banks 'hunger for fresh securities, lending standards fell.
  风险被系统性地低估；为了满足银行对新证券产品的渴求，放贷标准也有所下降。
• Both sate an appetite that is there beyond its strict biological need.
  它们都满足了一种严格上讲不属于生理需求的一种胃口。