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Saugwürmer
добре съм/чувствам се добре/подобрявам се
I. well1 <better, best> [wel] ПРИЛ
to be/feel/get well
to look well
all is well
II. well1 <better, best> [wel] НРЧ
1. well (in a good manner):
well
well done!
well put
2. well (thoroughly):
well
well east
well and truly
well below (sth)
to be well pleased with sth
3. well (justifiably):
4. well ФИН:
well off
Phrases:
to be all well and good to be all very well
as well
as well as
to be just as well
we might as well do sth
to be well in with sb/sth Brit разг, to be in well with sb/sth Am разг
to be well out of it Brit, Aus
III. well1 [wel] МЕЖД (exclamation)
well
well, well!
oh well!
very well!
I. well2 [wel] СЪЩ
well
oil well
II. well2 [wel] ГЛАГ прх
1. well:
to well (up) out of sth water
2. well прен:
to well up in sb/sth
напирам в нщ/нкг
well-meaning, well-meant ПРИЛ
well-meaning
well-deserved ПРИЛ
well-done ПРИЛ
well-done meat:
well-done
well-wisher СЪЩ
well-wisher
I. well-heeled ПРИЛ разг
well-heeled
II. well-heeled СЪЩ мн
the well-heeled
well-connected ПРИЛ
well-educated ПРИЛ
well-turned ПРИЛ
well-turned
well-turned
Present
Iwell
youwell
he/she/itwells
wewell
youwell
theywell
Past
Iwelled
youwelled
he/she/itwelled
wewelled
youwelled
theywelled
Present Perfect
Ihavewelled
youhavewelled
he/she/ithaswelled
wehavewelled
youhavewelled
theyhavewelled
Past Perfect
Ihadwelled
youhadwelled
he/she/ithadwelled
wehadwelled
youhadwelled
theyhadwelled
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Quite often it seems to feature elaborate, drool-inducing meals, pert-bodied couples lounging in holiday sunshine, or happy families with well-turned-out kids that seem to like each other.
www.telegraph.co.uk
I also love a well-turned limerick.
www.theglobeandmail.com
She loved her fashion and was always really well-turned out, she was a happy, lively character who once you'd met her, she'd put a smile on your face.
www.dailymail.co.uk
Terry's interviews with performers and descriptions of what the well-turned-out, including herself, were wearing to opening night were always an integral part of the performance.
www.capebretonpost.com
He laughed, softly, at this well-turned phrase, while the students took notes.
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