Sated is how you feel when you have had enough, or too much, of something — especially food or pleasure. After a huge dinner you may be sated: full, heavy, not wanting another bite.

Sated is指的是 how you feel你的那種感覺 when when you have had enough, or too much, of something當你對某樣東西已經夠了，或太多了時──especially food or pleasure尤其是食物或享樂。After a huge dinner吃完一頓大餐後 you may be sated你可能會sated: full, heavy吃得很飽、很撐, not wanting another bite不想再吃一口。

It can also be pleasure, shopping, or praise; if you are sated with something, you have had so much that more would not be welcome.

It它 can also be也可以是 pleasure, shopping, or praise享樂、購物，或讚美；if如果 you are sated with something你對某樣東西已經sated了, you have had so much你已經享用太多 that more would not be welcome多一點都不會受歡迎。

Though actually, sated is stronger than satisfied. Satisfied can mean “yes, that’s fine.” Sated leans toward “I cannot take any more.” The word is a little formal and a little literary; in a night market a friend will say “我吃好撐” more readily than “I am sated.” It comes from the verb sate plus -ed.

Though actually不過其實，sated is stronger than比...更強烈 satisfied。Satisfied can mean可以是指 “yes, that's fine.”「嗯，這樣就好」。Sated leans toward更偏向 “I cannot take any more.”「我一點都吃不下了」。The word這個字 is a little formal and a little literary有點正式、有點文學性；in a night market在夜市裡 a friend will say一個朋友會比較容易說 “我吃好撐”「我吃好撐」 more readily than “I am sated.”而不是「I am sated」。It它 comes from來自 the verb sate plus -ed動詞sate加上-ed。