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61 well-made adj
[ˌwɛl'meɪd] -
62 well-mannered adj
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63 well-meaning adj
[ˌwɛl'miːnɪŋ](person) spinto (-a) da buone intenzioni -
64 well-meant adj
[ˌwɛl'mɛnt](remark, act) dettato (-a) dalle migliori intenzioni -
65 well-oiled adj
[ˌwɛl'ɔɪld](fam: drunk) sbronzo (-a) -
66 well-read adj
[ˌwɛl'rɛd] -
67 well-spoken adj
[ˌwɛl'spəʊk(ə)n] -
68 well-stacked adj
[ˌwɛl'stækt](fam: woman) ben carrozzata -
69 well-stocked adj
[ˌwɛl'stɒkt](shop, larder) ben fornito (-a), (river) pescoso (-a) -
70 well-thought-of adj
[ˌwɛl'θɔːtɒv]rispettato (-a), (person) benvoluto (-a) -
71 well-thought-out adj
['wɛlˌθɔːt'aʊt](plan) ben ponderato (-a) -
72 well-thumbed adj
[ˌwɛl'θʌmd](book, magazine) consumato (-a) dall'uso -
73 well-timed adj
[ˌwɛl'taɪmd]opportuno (-a), tempestivo (-a) -
74 well-to-do adj
[ˌwɛltə'duː]abbiente, benestante -
75 well-tried adj
[ˌwɛl'traɪd] -
76 well-woman clinic n
[wɛl'wʊmənˌklɪnɪk] -
77 well-worn adj
[ˌwɛl'wɔːn](path) molto battuto (-a), (carpet, clothes) logoro (-a), liso (-a), (fig: phrase) trito (-a) e ritrito (-a) -
78 well-
adjective (good (bad etc) in manners or conduct: badly-behaved children.) educato; maleducato -
79 well-bred
[ˌwel'bred]1) [ person] (of good birth) bennato; (having good manners) beneducato* * *adjective ((of a person) having good manners.) educato, beneducato* * *[ˌwel'bred]1) [ person] (of good birth) bennato; (having good manners) beneducato -
80 well-built
['welbɪlt]* * *adjective (muscular; having a strong, handsome figure.) (ben piantato)* * *['welbɪlt]
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