Inklingo

satisfactorio

sah-tees-fahk-toh-ryoh/satisˈfaktowjo/

satisfactorio means satisfactory in Spanish (meeting expectations or requirements).

satisfactory

Also: pleasing, rewarding
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📝 In Action

El resultado del examen fue satisfactorio.

A2

The exam result was satisfactory.

Llegamos a un acuerdo satisfactorio para ambas partes.

B1

We reached an agreement that was satisfactory for both parties.

Su progreso en el trabajo es plenamente satisfactorio.

B2

His progress at work is fully satisfactory.

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Common Collocations

  • resultado satisfactoriosatisfactory result
  • respuesta satisfactoriasatisfactory response
  • acuerdo satisfactoriosatisfactory agreement

Translate to Spanish

Words that translate to "satisfactorio" in Spanish:

pleasingrewardingsatisfactory

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Quick Quiz: satisfactorio

Question 1 of 3

Which form would you use to describe 'una respuesta' (a response)?

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📚 Etymology

From the Latin 'satisfactorius', which comes from 'satis' (enough) and 'facere' (to do or make). Essentially, it describes something that 'makes enough' of an impact to meet a need.

First recorded: 15th century

Cognates (Related words)

English: satisfactoryFrench: satisfaisant

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is 'satisfactorio' the same as 'bien'?

'Bien' is an adverb used to describe how something is done, while 'satisfactorio' is a more formal adjective used to describe a noun (like a result or a deal).

When should I use 'satisfactorio' instead of 'bueno'?

Use 'satisfactorio' when something meets specific requirements or expectations, especially in formal contexts. 'Bueno' is more general and common in casual speech.

Does this word exist in plural?

Yes! If you are describing multiple things, add an 's': 'satisfactorios' (masculine) or 'satisfactorias' (feminine).