well

language: es

definitions

  1. noun
    A hole or shaft sunk into the earth to obtain water, oil, gas, or other natural resources.
    es: Pozo; aljibe
  2. noun
    An enclosed space in a building used for stairs, elevators, or vertical pipes.
    es: Caja de escalera; hueco
  3. noun
    A source or abundant supply of something, often abstract (e.g., knowledge, emotion).
    es: Fuente; manantial
  4. adverb
    In a good, satisfactory, or acceptable manner; successfully.
    es: Bien; correctamente
  5. adverb
    To a great extent or degree; considerably.
    es: Mucho; considerablemente
  6. adverb
    Used to introduce a remark, resume a narrative, or express resignation (interjectional use).
    es: Bueno; pues
  7. adjective
    In good health; free from illness.
    es: Sano; saludable
  8. adjective
    Advisable or prudent; best.
    es: Conveniente; aconsejable
  9. verb
    To rise to the surface and flow out, like water from a well or spring (often followed by 'up' or 'out').
    es: Manar; brotar

examples

  1. They dug a deep well to access the underground aquifer.

    Cavaron un pozo profundo para acceder al acuífero subterráneo.

  2. The elevator cables run through the central well of the building.

    Los cables del ascensor pasan por el hueco central del edificio.

  3. She is a well of information regarding local history.

    Ella es una fuente de información sobre la historia local.

  4. The project was completed well ahead of schedule.

    El proyecto se completó mucho antes de lo previsto.

  5. It is well past midnight now.

    Ya es muy pasada la medianoche.

  6. Well, I suppose we should get going.

    Bueno, supongo que deberíamos irnos.

  7. I don't feel very well today.

    No me siento muy bien hoy.

  8. It would be well to check the facts before publishing.

    Sería conveniente verificar los hechos antes de publicar.

  9. Tears welled up in her eyes as she read the letter.

    Las lágrimas brotaron en sus ojos mientras leía la carta.