satisfaction

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sat|is|fac|tion /s'ætɪsf'ækʃən/
1 [N-UNCOUNT]
Satisfaction is the pleasure that you feel when you do something or get something that you wanted or needed to do or get.
She felt a small glow of satisfaction...
Both sides expressed satisfaction with the progress so far...
2 [N-UNCOUNT]
If you get satisfaction from someone, you get money or an apology from them because you have been treated badly.
If you can't get any satisfaction, complain to the park owner.
3 [PHRASE] PHR after v
If you do something to someone's satisfaction, they are happy with the way that you have done it.
It is hard to see how the issue can be resolved to everyone's satisfaction.cus|tom|er sat|is|fac|tion
[N-UNCOUNT]
When customers are pleased with the goods or services they have bought, you can refer to customer satisfaction.
I really believe that it is possible to both improve customer satisfaction and reduce costs...
Customer satisfaction with their mobile service runs at more than 90 per cent.job sat|is|fac|tion
[N-UNCOUNT]
Job satisfaction is the pleasure that you get from doing your job.
I doubt I'll ever get rich, but I get job satisfaction.

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