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/wel/ * nội động từ - (+ up, out, forth) phun ra, vọt ra, tuôn ra (nước, nước mắt, máu) =tears welled from he eyes; tears welled up in her eyes+ nước mắt cô ta tuôn ra * phó từ better; best - tốt, giỏi, hay =to work well+ làm việc giỏi =to sing well+ hát hay =to sleep well+ ngủ tốt (ngon) =very well+ tốt lắm, hay lắm, giỏi lắm, được lắm =to treat someone well+ đối xử tốt với ai =to think well of someone+ nghĩ tốt về ai =to speak well of someone+ nói tốt về ai =to stand well with someone+ được ai quý mến =well done!+ hay lắm! hoan hô! =well met!+ ồ may quá, đang muốn gặp anh đấy! - phong lưu, sung túc =to live well in...+ sống sung túc (phong lưu) ở... =to do well+ làm ăn khấm khá phát đạt =to be well off+ phong lưu, sung túc - hợp lý, chính đáng, phi, đúng =you may well say so+ anh có thể nói như thế được lắm =he did well to return it+ nó đem tr lại cái đó là phi lắm - nhiều =to stir well+ xáo động nhiều =to be well on in life+ không còn trẻ nữa, đ luống tuổi rồi - kỹ, rõ, sâu sắc =to know someone well+ biết rõ ai =rub it well+ h y cọ thật kỹ cái đó =the aggressors ought to be well beaten before they give up their scheme+ phi đánh cho bọn xâm lược một
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