gratifying

adj.

悦人的，令人满足的；

v.

使高兴，使满意( gratify的现在分词 )；

1. It is gratifying to see one's efforts rewarded.
   看到自己的努力有所收获是令人高兴的。
2. To have it translate so quickly into clinical practice in so many places has been most gratifying of all.
   而能够这么快就将之转换成临床应用,且这么多地方都在运用,更是令人再满意不过的了。
3. Some of the most gratifying results can come from a cooking event with people who barely know one another.
   几乎完全不认识的一群人参与烹饪活动，会出现一些最令人满意的结果。

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