Translations for „contented“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

con·tent·ed [kənˈtentɪd] ADJ

contented

zadovoljen

con·tent¹ [ˈkɒntent] N

1. content (what is inside):

content

vsebina f

2. content (amount contained):

content of

vsebnost +gen

to have a high/low fat content

vsebovati veliko/malo maščob

3. content no pl (substance, meaning):

content

vsebina f

I . con·tent² [kənˈtent] ADJ

content

zadovoljen

to be [not] content to do sth

biti (ne)pripravljen storiti kaj

II . con·tent² [kənˈtent] VB trans

to be easily contented

biti zlahka zadovoljen

to content oneself with sth

zadovoljiti se s čim

III . con·tent² [kənˈtent] N no pl

to one's heart's content

po mili volji

ˈgold con·tent N no pl

gold content

količina f zlata

in·for·ˈma·tion con·tent N no pl COMPUT

information content

informacijska vsebina f

ˈwa·ter con·tent N

water content

vsebnost f vode

Usage examples with contented

to be easily contented

biti zlahka zadovoljen

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Her parents believe her to be a happy, contented child, but this is a carefully contrived mask.

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The men generally are cheerful and contented, and perform their duties, even when severe, with the utmost alacrity.

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Although happy to curl up and sleep at home, regular walks and exercise are essential for a healthy, contented water spaniel.

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In the past, it had contented itself with raising tax revenues and war making.

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A very contented lap dog, and delighted to lap up more.

moneyweek.com

As he said farewell to the institution he regarded as his fourth child, he felt sorrowful yet contented.

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But as a contented inmate of this singular institution of pen pushers, that makes you congenitally unemployable.

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The marriage has been described as a sexless but contented union.

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Today, the sales associate is a contented housewife as her husband is a franchise manager.

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The open-air life, the regular and plenteous feeding, the exercise, and the freedom from care and responsibility, keep the soldiers extraordinarily fit and contented.

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