gratifies

英 [ˈɡrætɪfaɪz]

美 [ˈɡrætɪfaɪz]

v. 使高兴; 使满意; 满足(愿望、需要等)
gratify的第三人称单数

VERB 使高兴；令人满意
If you are gratified by something, it gives you pleasure or satisfaction.
1. Mr. Dambar was gratified by his response.
  丹巴尔先生对他的回答感到满意。
VERB 满足（愿望等）
If you gratify your own or another person's desire, you do what is necessary to please yourself or them.
1. We gratified our friend's curiosity...
  我们满足了朋友的好奇心。
2. Every whim will be gratified.
  每一个突发的念头都会得到满足。

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I shall try and document the trip so as to share with you this extraordinary experience, which gratifies me and fills me with pride.
我将尽量记录下这次的旅行，好与你们分享这次让我感到满足并让我自豪的特殊经历。
Firstly, we acknowledge that it really gratifies our strong desire to save time.
首先，我们承认它的确能满足我们对节约时间的强烈需求。
The ultimate dining experience, then creates a mood that stimulates and gratifies each of the senses.
终极的品尝食物的享受，应该是产生一个好气氛以刺激及满足每种官能感觉。
Humor can foster better communication and understanding, and therefore not only brings happiness to oneself, but also, and perhaps more importantly, gratifies others.
幽默能促进更好的沟通和理解，因而不仅把快乐带给自身，而且更重要的还能让别人感到高兴。幽默感确实能提高一个人受欢迎的程度。
It gratifies me to see that artists, like UNMASK, have always been maintaining the dignity and pride of mankind.
我很欣慰，像UNMASK这样的艺术家们都一直在用他们的作品不断维护着我们的尊严和骄傲。