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Stressful (adj.) = involving or causing a lot of pressure or worry
e.g. stressful situation/event/job/lifestyle/experience
Stressed (adj.) = so worried and tired you cannot relaxed
Stressed syllable/vowel ~ pronounced more loudly or with greater force than other
Stressed (technical) = having a lot of physical pressure or force on it e.g. stressed beam
He was feeling stressed about the deadline.
A stressful situation can make a person feel stressed.
Satisfactory (adj.) refers to something that is acceptable and good enough for a particular purpose.
Something that is satisfactory reaches the expected standard but is not better than it.
The essay was satisfactory but not outstanding.
The doctor described his state of health as fairly satisfactory.
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解 OK, all right, 不過不失
satisfactory performance/result/answer/situation/reply/record
Satisfying (adj.) - giving fulfillment and pleasure.
A job, an activity or experience that is satisfying makes you feel satisfied, because you enjoy doing it and results are often very good.
satisfying conclusion/job/experience/movie/meal
Cooking the traditional Christmas dinner gave her a warm, satisfying feeling.
There is nothing more satisfying than doing the work you love.
Satisfied (adj.) means pleased, because something has developed in the way intended, or happy because a desired event has occurred. In another sense, satisfied means sure or convinced of something. If you are satisfied, it is the way you feel something is as good as the way it should be, for example someone’s work or something you buy.
satisfied customer/ smile/grin/nod
phrase: satisfied with something
Are you satisfied with your salary?
The satisfied customer finds the shopping experience very satisfying.
Both “satisfying” and “satisfied” are adjectives in their own right.
"Satisfying" is also a present participle whereas "satisfied" is the past tense/past participle of the verb, satisfy.
beauteous = beautiful
Beauteous is a literary word e.g. the beauteous Helen of Troy
2013-09-28 08:55:06 補充:
Satisfying (present participle), Satisfied (past tense/past participle)
He was finally awarded a degree after satisfying all the academic requirements. (present participle)
She satisfied all the requirements for the job. (past tense)
Her need had been satisfied. (past perfect - passive voice)
2013-09-28 08:59:52 補充:
A satisfying meal is one that makes you feel that you have eaten well and have eaten enough
Are you satisfied? (spoken) 這句子有另外的意思
~ used to say in an annoyed way that you agree to do something that you do not really want to do.
參考: Cobuild English Usage; Longman English Dictionary