Well Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈwɛɫ/

wel

UK

/wˈɛl/

wel

التعريف

Used to express that something is done in a good or satisfactory way. Also refers to a deep hole in the ground where water is found.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Commonly used as an adverb. Frequently appears in phrases like 'to feel well' (healthy) or 'do well' (succeed). Can be a noun meaning a water source. Avoid confusing with 'good' which is an adjective.

• Spanish: bien - pozo (de agua)
• Portuguese (BR): bem - poço (de água)
• Portuguese (PT): bem - poço (de água)
• Chinese (Simplified): 好 - 井
• Chinese (Traditional): 好 - 井
• Hindi: अच्छा - कुआँ
• Arabic: جيد - بئر
• Bengali: ভালভাবে - কূপ (জলকূপ)
• Russian: хорошо - колодец
• Japanese: うまく - 井戸
• Vietnamese: tốt - giếng
• Korean: 잘 - 우물
• Turkish: iyi - kuyu
• Urdu: اچھی طرح سے - کنواں
• Indonesian: dengan baik - sumur

جمل نموذجية

She speaks English very well.

basic

I feel well today after resting.

basic

They drew water from the well.

basic

Well, I didn’t expect that to happen!

natural

He doesn’t really feel well, but he’s still working.

natural

If you do your job well, you’ll get a bonus.

natural