Перевод слова

Перевод: well

[прилагательное]
здоровый; хороший;
[наречие]
хорошо; отлично; значительно; как следует; совершенно; полностью; разумно; основательно; очень; вполне; правильно; складно; хорошенько;
[существительное]
колодец ; родник ; источник ; минеральный источник; водоем ; курорт с минеральными водами; лестничная клетка; шахта лифта; световая шахта; места адвокатов; скважина ; отстойник ; зумпф [горн.] ; добро;
[глагол]
бить ключом; хлынуть ключом

Тезаурус:

1. It's a fact that a dog's senses will deteriorate with age, but because their senses are generally much more acute than ours, we don't always recognise when one is slowly failing because the other senses adjust so well.
2. "Well, well," Frau Nordern sipped her wine.
3. It covers, for instance, the associations between water and air pollution and ill health, links between geological and pedological environments and ill health, as well as associations between specific technological hazards (e.g. high-voltage power lines) and possible health effects.
4. "Well, we can't leave you to the wolves.
5. Russian organization and training were poor, although her soldiers always showed great hardihood and endurance, and she had to find forces to defend a frontier from the Baltic to the Black Sea, as well as detachments for the Caucasus, central Asia and the Far East.
6. Neighbour Maureen Clark agreed: "They might as well be in our back gardens.
7. From 1 July 1991 the new seat belt law means seat belts MUST be worn by adults in the back , as well in the front, if they are fitted and available.
8. If someone had gone home after 55 minutes when we were well on top and switched on his TV to see the score, he would have thought someone was playing a joke."
9. Peterborough: Well briefed
10. The document advocates free access to information, as well as free expression.
11. OK it had the batteries stuck in with sticky tape, but it kept me going through fifteen Agatha Christies and hundreds of hours of revision - well, pretend revision.
12. "Well, Gabby came in riding the second wave.
13. "No, it means that once you're caught in those waves you might as well give up."