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61 well-disposed
well-disposed [ˏweldɪˊspəυzd] aблагожела́тельный, благоскло́нный (to, towards) -
62 well-doer
well-doer [ˏwelˊdu:ə] n1) доброде́тельный челове́к2) благоде́тель -
63 well-doing
well-doing [ˏwelˊdu:ɪŋ] nдо́брые дела́ и посту́пки -
64 well-done
well-done [ˏwelˊdʌn] a1) хорошо́ прожа́ренный2) хорошо́, уда́чно сде́ланный -
65 well-dressed
well-dressed adj. хорошо одетый или одевающийся -
66 well-earned
well-earned [ˏwelˊɜ:nd] aзаслу́женный -
67 well-educated
well-educated [ˏwelˊedju:keɪtɪd] aобразо́ванный -
68 well-established
well-established adj. 1) хорошо обоснованный 2) твердо установившийся -
69 well-favoured
well-favoured [ˏwelˊfeɪvəd] aкраси́вый, привлека́тельный -
70 well-fed
well-fed [ˏwelˊfed] aотко́рмленный, то́лстый -
71 well-found
well-found [ˏwelˊfaυnd] aхорошо́ обору́дованный; хорошо́ снаряжённый -
72 well-founded
well-founded [ˏwelˊfaυndɪd] aобосно́ванный; осно́ванный на фа́ктах ( о подозрениях) -
73 well-groomed
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74 well-head
well-head noun источник -
75 well-heeled
well-heeled [ˏwelˊhi:ld] aразг. бога́тый -
76 well-informed
well-informed [ˏwelɪnˊfɔ:md] aхорошо́ осведомлённый -
77 well-intentioned
well-intentioned [ˏwelɪnˊtenʃnd] aиспо́лненный благи́х наме́рений; де́йствующий из са́мых лу́чших побужде́ний -
78 well-judged blow
well-judged blow удар, попавший в цель -
79 well-judged reply
well-judged reply продуманный ответ -
80 well-kept
well-kept [ˏwelˊkept] aсодержа́щийся в поря́дке, в сохра́нности
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