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41 well-bred adj
[ˌwɛl'brɛd]educato (-a), beneducato (-a) -
42 well-brought-up adj
[ˌwɛlbrɔːt'ʌp] -
43 well-built adj
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44 well-chosen adj
[ˌwɛl'tʃəʊzn](remarks, words) ben scelto (-a), appropriato (-a) -
45 well-developed adj
[ˌwɛldɪ'vɛləpt] -
46 well-dressed adj
[ˌwɛl'drɛst]ben vestito (-a), vestito (-a) bene -
47 well-earned adj
[ˌwɛl'ɜːnd](rest) meritato (-a) -
48 well-educated adj
[ˌwɛl'ɛdjʊˌkeɪtɪd]colto (-a), istruito (-a) -
49 well-endowed adj
[ˌwɛlɪn'daʊd](also fig) ben dotato (-a) -
50 well-fed adj
[ˌwɛl'fɛd] -
51 well-founded adj
[ˌwɛl'faʊndɪd] -
52 well-groomed adj
[ˌwɛl'ɡruːmd] -
53 well-grounded adj
[ˌwɛl'ɡraʊndɪd] -
54 well-heeled adj
[ˌwɛl'hiːld](fam: wealthy) agiato (-a), facoltoso (-a) -
55 well-hung adj
[ˌwɛl'hʌŋ]hum ben dotato (-a) -
56 well-informed adj
[ˌwelɪn'fɔːmd](knowledgeable) informato (-a), (having knowledge of) ben informato (-a) -
57 well-intentioned adj
[ˌwɛlɪn'tɛnʃ(ə)nd] -
58 well-judged adj
[ˌwɛl'dʒʌdʒd] -
59 well-kept adj
[ˌwɛl'kɛpt] -
60 well-liked adj
[ˌwɛl'laɪkt](person) benvoluto (-a), (film, book) di successo, gradito (-a)
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