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21 well-born
• vznešený• urodzený -
22 well-bread
• dobre vychovaný -
23 well-bred
adjective ((of a person) having good manners.) dobre vychovaný* * *• spôsobný• cistokrvný (kôn)• dobre vychovaný -
24 well-directed
• dobre mierený -
25 well-disposed
• žiclivý• naklonený -
26 well-doer
• správny clovek• dobrodej -
27 well-doing
• dobrocinnost• riadne správanie sa -
28 well-done
adjective ((of meat) cooked until there is no blood in it; (of food) cooked for a long time.) dobre prepečený, dovarený* * *• vypecený (mäso) -
29 well-favoured
• pekný• krásny -
30 well-founded
• podložený• opodstatnený• odôvodnený -
31 well-grounded
• vyškolený• s dobrými základmi -
32 well-knit
• súdržný• svalnatý• ucelený• celistvý• pevný• kompaktný -
33 well-mannered
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34 well-marked
• vyhranený• zretelný• urcitý• jasný -
35 well-meaning
• s dobrým úmyslom• priatelský• dobroprajný• dobre mienený -
36 well-meant
• s dobrým úmyslom -
37 well-paid
• dobre platený -
38 well-read
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39 well-spoken
adjective ((of a person) speaking with a pleasing voice, in a grammatically correct way etc.) výrečný; kultivovaný* * *• zdvorilý• kultivovaný -
40 well-timed
• vhodný• príhodný• casový
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