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41 well-meaning
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42 well-off
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43 well-paid
adj. econ. добро платен (работа/работник) -
44 well-preserved
adj. добро зачуван (жена/предмет/зграда) -
45 well-read
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46 well-spring
n. извор, вруток -
47 well-stacked
adj. brit. inf. hum. со добра предница (жена) -
48 well-structured programming language
компј. добро структуриран програмски јазикEnglish-Macedonian dictionary > well-structured programming language
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49 well-thought-out
adj. добро обмислен, добро непланиран (план/тактика/стратегија) -
50 well-thumbed
adj. извалкан, извиткан (книга од честа употреба) -
51 well-timed
adj.навремен; благовремен -
52 well-to-do
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53 well-trodden
adj. 1. истапкан (патека)2. често користен (пат) -
54 well-turned
adj. вешто стокмсн/искажан (реченица/фраза/пофалба) -
55 well-wisher
n. добронамерник -
56 well-woman clinic
n. med. терапевтски и профилактички центар за жени -
57 Well I'm blowed!
ма немој! -
58 well known
добро познат, славен, популарен -
59 well nigh
речиси, до, скоро, близу -
60 fare-thee-well
n. inf. amer. (исто и fare-you-well) to a fare-thee-well до перфекција; до крај
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