satisfactorily
satisfactorily — 副詞
1. When a task or action is done satisfactorily, the result reaches the expected le
令人滿意地
以符合要求或標準的方式
When a task or action is done satisfactorily, the result reaches the expected level of quality or what was needed.
After weeks of practice, Ife played the piece satisfactorily at the concert.
經過幾週的練習後，Ife 在音樂會上令人滿意地演奏了那首曲子。
adverb modifying a performance verb
The IT team confirmed that all systems were running satisfactorily after the update.
IT 團隊確認所有系統在更新後都運行得令人滿意。
collocation: running/working/functioning satisfactorily
Reema answered every question satisfactorily and passed the driving test on her first try.
Reema 令人滿意地回答了每個問題，並在第一次嘗試就通過了駕照考試。
The hotel staff cleaned the room satisfactorily, so the guests had no complaints.
飯店員工把房間打掃得令人滿意，因此客人沒有任何抱怨。
The manager checked that each job was done satisfactorily before the end of the day.
經理在一天結束前檢查了每項工作是否都已令人滿意地完成。
- adequately
emphasises the minimum acceptable level rather than meeting a specific expected standard
- acceptably
slightly more formal, often used when there is a clear minimum threshold
- properly
broader meaning, often about correctness or the right method rather than meeting standards
- unsatisfactorily
direct opposite — failing to meet the expected standard
- inadequately
suggests the result was not enough or fell short of what was needed
用法筆記
Frequently modifies verbs that describe performance, function, or completion, such as operate, perform, complete, answer, or resolve. More common in formal or written English than in casual speech.