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81 well-knit
well-knit [ˏwelˊnɪt] a1) кре́пко сколо́ченный2) кре́пкого сложе́ния3) сплочённый -
82 well-known
well-known [ˏwelˊnəυn] a1) изве́стный, популя́рный2) хорошо́ знако́мый, общеизве́стный -
83 well-lined
well-lined [ˏwelˊlaɪnd] aту́го наби́тый ( о бумажнике) -
84 well-made
well-made [ˏwelˊmeɪd] a1) иску́сный; уда́чный в композицио́нном отноше́нии2) хорошо́ сложённый -
85 well-mannered
well-mannered [ˏwelˊmænəd] a(благо)воспи́танный -
86 well-marked
well-marked [ˏwelˊmɑ:kt] aотчётливый -
87 well-meaning
well-meaning [ˏwelˊmi:nɪŋ] aиме́ющий хоро́шие наме́рения; благонаме́ренный -
88 well-natured
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89 well-nigh
well-nigh [ˏwelˊnaɪ] advпочти́ -
90 well-oiled
well-oiled [ˏwelˊɔɪld] a1) разг. подвы́пивший2) разг. льсти́вый3) хорошо́ сма́занный -
91 well-ordered
well-ordered [ˏwelˊɔ:dəd] aупоря́доченный -
92 well-paid
well-paid [ˏwelˊpeɪd] aхорошо́ опла́чиваемый -
93 well-preserved
well-preserved adj. хорошо сохранившийся -
94 well-proportioned
well-proportioned [ˏwelprəˊpɔ:ʃnd] aпропорциона́льный, соразме́рный -
95 well-regulated
well-regulated [ˏwelˊregjυleɪtɪd] aнаходя́щийся под надлежа́щим контро́лем; урегули́рованный -
96 well-room
well-room [ˊwelru:m] nбюве́т -
97 well-run
well-run [ˏwelˊrʌn] aотли́чно де́йствующий (о предприятии, лавке и т.п.) -
98 well-seeming
well-seeming [ˏwelˊsi:mɪŋ] aхоро́ший на вид -
99 well-set
well-set [ˏwelˊset] a1) корена́стый2) пра́вильно при́гнанный, кре́пкий -
100 well-sinking
well-sinking [ˏwelˊsɪŋkɪŋ] nрытьё коло́дца; буре́ние сква́жины
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