| 词汇 | satiation |
| 释义 | satiation noun[ U ] formaluk /ˌseɪ.ʃiˈeɪ.ʃən/ us /ˌseɪ.ʃiˈeɪ.ʃən/ the act of completely satisfying yourself or a need, especially with food or pleasure: （尤指饮食或享乐方面）饱足 Try not to eat beyond the point of satiation.尽量不要吃得过饱。 The appetite for internet stocks should reach satiation at some point.对互联网股票的胃口应该在某个时候达到饱和。 See satiate The feeling of satiation tells you when to stop eating. Materialism continues to increase and there can be no satiation of desire. They ate until satiation point was reached. Satisfied and complacent at one with the worldidiom be on to a good thingidiom complacency complacent complacently nicely pride rest on your laurelsidiom rewardingly sate self-content self-contented self-contentedly self-fulfilled self-fulfilment this is the life!idiom triumphalism undiscouraged unenvious virtuously Examples of satiationsatiation We show that when money growth equals the discount factor and there is satiation in real balances, deflationary bubbles cannot exist. It is tempting to relate these preference shapes to traditional decision-theoretic concepts such as attitude toward risk or degree of satiation. This procedure ensured that the predation rate did not decrease due to satiation. Furthermore, most economists would subscribe to the assumption that environmental quality is a normal good which is equivalent to a tendency to satiation. For further growing income the behaviour of pollution depends on satiation and the two conditions mentioned above. One example would be a patient who has lost her sense of thirst satiation. Intuitively, at the satiation level we can easily dispose of some consumption almost without lowering utility. After a selective satiation with one of the foods, normal monkeys will choose far more of the other food than is their normal preference. Once abatement expenditures are positive, the behaviour of pollution depends on satiation and the two conditions on technology mentioned above. The predator satiation hypothesis predicts that individuals recruit well in major general fruiting years, but poorly outside seasons with heavy fruit production. In the second model the author finds satiation without noticing it. Property (d) implies that for a given level of consumption there is a point of "satiation" in real money balances. Results are discussed with regard to both escape and satiation hypotheses. This procedure was repeated until the fish gave signs of satiation. We argue that saying that there is a tendency to satiation is equivalent to stating that environmental quality is a normal good. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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