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well
 well
gen. Nun!; Brunnen; gut; Tiefbett; wohl
agric. Pumpensumpf
biol. Mulde
environ. Brunnen
oil Sonde
transp. Plichte
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noun | verb | adjective | adverb | to phrases
well [wel] n
gen. Nun! n; Brunnen m; gut; Tiefbett n; wohl; nun gut; Bett n (einer Radfelge); Schacht m; quellen; Kuhle f; gesund; gänzlich; tja (Andrey Truhachev); durchaus; schön gut
agric. Pumpensumpf m; Well n; Quell m; Quellenverzeichnis n
biol. Mulde f
chem. Tasche f (Vertiefung: Elektrophorese-Gel); Vertiefung f (Elektrophorese-Gel)
construct. Grube f; Öffnung f; Spalt m; Schacht m (Aufzug, Treppenhaus)
fig. Ursprung m
microel. Wanne f; Potentialmulde f; Potentialkasten m
mining. Brunnenbohrung f; Brunnenschacht m (Wasserfassung)
nat.res. Entsandung m; Klarpumpen n
oil Sonde f; Bohrung f
opt. Behälter m (e.g. of a cell)
phys. Potentialtopf m
tech. Bohrloch n; Quelle f; Topf m; Schutzrohr n; also; wohlauf
transp. Plichte n
transp., construct. Laderaum m
радиоакт. Bohrloch n (non-through); Bohrung f (non-through)
well.. n
gen. na ja
well easily n
gen. ohne Weiteres
well above, ahead, below etc. n
gen. deutlich
drilled well n
gen. Bohrloch n
Well! expr. astonishment n
gen. Mein Gott!
well A hole dug into the earth to reach a supply of water, oil, brine or gas n
environ. Brunnen m
well [wel] v
gen. herausfließen aus
wells [welz] v
gen. quillt
welled v
gen. quoll
well [wel] adj.
excl. tja (Andrey Truhachev)
tech. brav
Well? adj.
gen. Na?
... Well ... adj.
gen. Naja
well thoroughly adj.
gen. gründlich
Well? adv.
gen. So? (= Ach ja?)
 English thesaurus
WELL [wel] abbr.
abbr. Wellcare Management Group, Inc.; Whole Earth 'Lectronic Link (BBS)
abbr., ed. Workplace English Language And Literacy
abbr., inet. Whole Earth Lectronic Link
abbr., radio FM-88.7, Dadeville, Alabama
Well. abbr.
abbr. Wellington
Well [wel] abbr.
abbr., oil Wellington
well played: 2 phrases in 1 subject
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