content British [?k?ntent] American [?kɑn?t?nt]

n.

1. What is contained, contained Object

2. Content (of books, etc.), table of contents

3. Capacity, content

4. Theme (of books, speeches, programs, etc.); Main content

5. Philosophy and logic inclusion, inclusion, content

6. Quantity; area, range; size; length

adj. Other pronunciations ：[k?n?tent]

1. Satisfied, satisfied

2. Willing

3. [British English] Agree, agree of; to vote in favor

n. Other pronunciations: [k?n?tent]

1. Satisfied, satisfied

vt. Other pronunciations: [ k?n?tent]

1. To satisfy, to satisfy [content oneself] noun n.

1. What is contained, what is contained

The police emptied her bag and examined the contents.

The police emptied her bag and examined the contents.

2. (book, etc.) content, table of contents

In my opinion the movie lacks contents.

In my opinion, this movie lacks substantial content. .

3. Capacity, content

No other food has so high an iron content.

No other food has such a high iron content.

4. Theme (of books, speeches, programs, etc.); main content

5. Philosophy and logic inclusion, inclusion, content

6. Quantity; area, range; size; length

Adjective adj.

Other pronunciations: [k?n?tent]

1. Satisfactory, satisfactory

Now that she has apologized, I am content.

Now that she has apologized, I am satisfied.

He was content that the thing had happened.

This thing finally happened, and he was satisfied with it.

2. Willing

3. [British English] Agree, agree; vote in favor

Noun n.

Other pronunciations: [k?n?tent]

1. Satisfied, satisfied

The cat lay stretched out beside the fire in sleepy content.

That A cat lay stretched out by the fire and slept contentedly.

Transitive verb vt.

Other pronunciations: [k?n?tent]

1. To satisfy, to satisfy [content oneself]

Simple praise is enough to content him.

Simple praise can satisfy him.

You have to content yourself with what you have.

You must be content with the status quo.