How is the word порадовать translated from Russian to English

Доставить удовольствие или удовлетворить желание.

To please someone or satisfy a desire.

verb
English translation
Gratify

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  • Их похвала глубоко её порадовала. Their praise gratified her deeply.

  • Подарок точно удовлетворит её желания. The gift will surely gratify her wishes.

  • Меня бы порадовало, если бы они согласились. It would gratify me to see them agree.

  • Можешь удовлетворить мою просьбу о помощи? Can you gratify my request for help?

  • Небольшие победы радуют всю команду. Small wins gratify the whole team.

  • Команда почувствовала удовлетворение после получения похвалы. The team felt gratified after receiving praise.

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FAQ about “порадовать”

How is “порадовать” translated from Russian?
“порадовать” translates into English as “Gratify”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “порадовать” mean?
Meaning of “порадовать”: Доставить удовольствие или удовлетворить желание. In English — “Gratify”.
What part of speech is “порадовать”?
“порадовать” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “порадовать”?
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