sate

sate
transitive verb
1) (gratify) stillen [Hunger, Verlangen]; zufrieden stellen [Person]
2) (cloy) übersättigen [Lust, Verlangen]

become sated with/be sated by something — einer Sache (Gen.) überdrüssig werden/sein

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sate
[seɪt]
vt (form)
to \sate one's desire/hunger/thirst seine Begierde/seinen Hunger/seinen Durst stillen
▪ to \sate sb [with sth] jdn [mit etw dat] zufriedenstellen
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[seɪt]
vt (liter)
appetite, desires stillen (geh), befriedigen

now that he was sated — nun, da seine Lüste gestillt waren

a nation sated with every luxury — ein Volk von jedem erdenklichen Luxus übersättigt

to sate oneself (with food) — sich sättigen (on an +dat ) (liter); (sexually) seine Lust befriedigen

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sate1 [seıt] v/t übersättigen:
be sated with übersättigt sein von
sate2 [sæt; seıt] prät obs von academic.ru/67516/sit">sit
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transitive verb
(literary)
1) (gratify) stillen [Hunger, Verlangen]; zufrieden stellen [Person]
2) (cloy) übersättigen [Lust, Verlangen]

become sated with/be sated by something — einer Sache (Gen.) überdrüssig werden/sein

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v.
sättigen v.
übersättigen v.

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