gratified

v.

使高兴，使满意( gratify的过去式和过去分词 )；

1. Now that she has a job in France she can gratify her desire to see Europe.
   既然现在她在法国工作，那就可以满足她游览欧洲的愿望了。
2. I was gratified to see how much my birthday present was appreciated.
   看到我的生日礼物受到极大的赞赏，我感到高兴。

Journal club. A biologist is gratified to find reconciliation for a conflicted receptor
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Wayne's FP program gratified with indications of good results
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