Examples of using "Tevreden" in a sentence and their english translations:
You seem content.
Is he satisfied?
Be satisfied!
He looked pleased.
They were satisfied.
Is he satisfied?
Is she satisfied?
Are they satisfied?
- Are you satisfied?
- Are you content?
You seem content.
They seemed content.
I was satisfied.
- Satisfied, he smiled.
- Pleased, he smiled.
None were satisfied.
I'm satisfied.
- All were satisfied.
- Everyone was satisfied.
- Everybody was satisfied.
Are you satisfied?
- We're contented.
- We are content.
Weren't they satisfied?
I was really pleased.
He's never satisfied.
Are you satisfied now?
Tom was by no means satisfied.
We're very pleased.
You're never satisfied.
I'm very pleased.
The officers were satisfied.
Be content.
But I was unsatisfied.
He was not at all satisfied.
He settles for anything.
The admiral is never satisfied.
- He's not easily pleased.
- He isn't easily pleased.
We're pleased about that.
Tom is not at all happy.
I'm not satisfied with this.
Are you content with your present salary?
Are you content with your present salary?
I am good with something slower.
They are satisfied with the contract.
He was pleased with the toy.
She is pleased with the dress.
He looked satisfied with my explanation.
They were satisfied with the result.
Happy is the man who is contented.
- I am content with my job.
- I'm content with my job.
- I understand him to be satisfied.
- I can see that he is content.
Are you satisfied with the result?
I'm satisfied with his progress.
People must learn to be satisfied.
Are you happy with your body?
I am quite pleased with you.
I'm satisfied.
I'm very happy with my purchase.
Are you satisfied with the hotel?
She said: "I'm very happy."
She is pleased with the company.
- Tom said that he was pleased.
- Tom said he was pleased.
He was satisfied with the result.
Particularly pleased with Paul, actually, on there.