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61 fare thee well
(fare you well)خوش باش ، خدا حافظ -
62 fare you well
(fare thee well)خوش باش ، خدا حافظ -
63 neer do well or well
بيمعني،پيوجود ،بيخاصيت،ادمبيمعني،ادمبيوجود يا -
64 artesian well
چاه آرتزين -
65 as is well known
چنانكههمهكس بخوبيميداند،چنانكهمشهور(يامعروف)ا -
66 as well as
بخوبي ، بعلاوه ، ونيز ، همچنين -
67 draw well
چاه طناب خور -
68 driven well
چاهي كه بوسيله فروبردنلوله كندهوبااب رساندهبا -
69 dumb well
چاهي كه براي كشيدن ابهاي روي زمين كنده ميشود -
70 full well
بسيارخوب ،خوب خوب -
71 he is a poet as well
شاعرهمهست -
72 he is well preserved
خوبماندهاست،كمتر نشانپيريدر او پيداست -
73 he is well spoken of
از او تعريف ميكنند -
74 he is well up in alg
اوجيرومقابلهراخوب ياد گرفته(يا ميداند) -
75 he means well
نيتش خوب است،قصد بدي ندارد -
76 he was well out of s
بكلي(ياخوب)ازنظردورشدهبود -
77 iam pretty well
بد نيستم،نسبهحالمبد نيست -
78 if things shape well
مايهاميدداريبودن -
79 ink well
دوات(كار گذاشته) -
80 it fares well
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