well in Gujarati ગુજરાતી
well in Malayalam മലയാളം
well in Sindhi سنڌي
well in English
- well⇄adj. 1. good; right; satisfactory.
Ex. All's well. It is well you came along.
2. in good health.
Ex. Is he well enough to travel?
(SYN) hale, sound, hearty.
3. desirable; advisable.
Ex. It is always well to start a - well⇄adv. 1. in a satisfactory, favorable, or good manner; all right.
Ex. The job was well done. Is everything going well at school?
2a. thoroughly; fully.
Ex. a roast well done. Shake the medicine well before taking it.
b. to a sati - well⇄expr. as well as,
a. in addition to; besides.
Ex. It permits telling others who the actors are, as well as letting actors know a world beyond themselves (Saturday Review).
b. as much as.
Ex. Thus the Government may understandabl - well⇄expr. as well,
a. also; besides.
Ex. Marx had to fight the French Blanquists as well, on somewhat similar grounds (Edmund Wilson).
b. equally.
Ex. He thought he might as well strive to promote his own needs (J. E. T. Rogers). - well⇄expr. be (or get) well away, (British.) to have made a good start or good progress.
Ex. From the drop [kick] Andrew got well away but Henry pulled him up (Glasgow Herald). - well⇄interj. an expression used to show mild surprise or agreement or just to fill in.
Ex. Well! Well! here she is. Well, I'm not sure. - well⇄noun 1. a hole dug or shaft bored in the ground to get water, oil, gas, or steam.
Ex. The farmer pumped all his water from a well with a windmill.
2. (Figurative.) a spring, fountain, or other source; fount.
Ex. a well of everlasting l - well⇄v.i. 1. to spring; rise.
Ex. Water wells from a spring beneath the rock. (Figurative.) Tears welled up in her eyes.
2. to surge, gush, or billow.
Ex. Smoke welled out of the front window. - well⇄v.t. to send gushing up or pouring forth.
Ex. a spring welling up cool water. - well⇄well (1), adverb, better,best,adjective, interjection.
- well⇄well (2), noun, verb.