Summary
to well {verb}
nå · välla fram · jag säger då det! · nåja · nåväl · strömma fram
well {noun}
källa · hål · hålighet · fördjupning · oljekälla · parkett
well {adjective}
bra · frisk · gott · väl
well {adverb}
mycket · synnerligen · bra · noga · noggrant · gott · väl · gott och väl · @
English-Swedish translation for "to well"
"to well" Swedish translation
to well {verb}
to well [welled|welled] {vb} (also: to reach, to hit, to go up, to go)
Well then, I dreamt that I was a very old pensioner who needed some medicine.
So, I'll show -- well, this is science, so we'll do a controlled experiment.
Well, in many respects the wrong approach is once again in evidence this evening.
NA: Well, let me first warn you that I'm not the traditional Yemeni girl.
Well, I hope that the remark within the discharge will produce results.
to well [welled|welled] {vb} (also: to burst, to surge)
to well [welled|welled] {vb}
to well [welled|welled] {vb}
Very well, we shall discuss that with one speaker in favour and one against.
Well, the wine growers from the Languedoc region will say ‘ no ’ to you.
Well, I was wondering if you'd consider attending the homecoming dance.
Now of course we can say, 'Very well, we need to try harder ' and so on.
Well, he needed me and I only wish I have with my home.
to well [welled|welled] {vb}
Well, the donkey has various traits - one of which we know is stubbornness.
And you're tempted to think, well perhaps, could that be why we are naked?
Well, of course, I support him in that but what has he actually achieved?
Well, the Council told us that such recognition was a fundamental factor.
Well now, the cause certainly does not lie in what is termed the Palestinian question.
to well [welled|welled] {vb}
well {noun}
The EU Charter must be firmly rooted in the Council of Europe's Social Charter as well as the ECHR.
You might well want to call it a modern Marshall Plan.
And we can also describe the level of the EU budget as well-nigh historical, that is to say the EU budget share.
We'll call them biological modification tools.
With the best will in the world this cannot be described as an assent procedure.
The road is well-paved, despite some potholes on its way.
And they said, "Well no, but it has holes in its frill."
Well, Hal, now's your chance.
Well, in many ways a black hole is an incredibly simple object, because there are only three characteristics that you can describe: the
Correcting the flaws in the Berlin Agreement is the best way of restoring the Netherlands to its rightful position in the European Union.
well {noun} (also: recess, hollow, depression)
We continue to call for consolidation as well as enlargement.
Well, no, Commissioner, because that communitisation would disconnect the system from the peoples even more and weaken the security
I think that pretending everything is going well, when the choice that has been made goes decidedly in the direction of enlarging the Union
These efforts should support a deeper critical view of events, as well as secure the rights of minorities, and above all inform about
well {adjective}
I think that Mr van Velzen puts it well, and several people have mentioned it.
This is a difficult balancing act which I believe this directive manages well.
Well for health, I'm looking for wholesome ingredients that are good for my body.
It is all very well to complain about it, but we have to ask the question 'why '?
It is all very sensitive, but I think it is handled very well in the report.
At the end of three very intensive days ' work I felt amazingly well and healthy.
It has a dynamic, healthy and well-educated population.
Well, I'm going to go out and get some fresh air... alone.
I should like to wish the Commissioner well.
She won't get better.
In this regard we must thank the rapporteur, Mr Callanan, for a job well done.
As well, we will always remember you as a person with a good sense of humour.
It does not bode well that we take the opportunity to play politics at this juncture.
But these objections do not mean that we do not wish the Commission well in its task.
President Clinton would do well to raise this matter during his present visit to Hanoi.
In addition, the early warning response system of the Community worked very well.
Everyone is well aware that the common agricultural policy is on its last legs.
The directive we have in place at the moment has not really been well implemented.
We are well aware that we very often only have men around the negotiating table.
As I said earlier, the Commission is well aware of the dangers of salmonella.
well {adverb}
That is something that is, in fact, very well demonstrated in Mr Brok’ s report.
In addition, the early warning response system of the Community worked very well.
Everyone is well aware that the common agricultural policy is on its last legs.
We are well aware that we very often only have men around the negotiating table.
The problem of the grey zone between relief and rehabilitation is well-known.
well {adv.} (also: peculiarly, extremely, especially, very)
Mrs Crawley summarized it very well when she said that we need a culture shift here.
Even Mr Fatuzzo, the pensioners ' representative, is well pleased.
The rapporteur has presented a very well thought-out report.
Christine Oddy's report is, in my opinion, a well-informed, skilful and excellent one.
I want to take the opportunity of wishing Mr Prodi well in his new and, indeed, highly responsible position.
This will need considerable planning, with all the implications well thought through.
Our Parliament is proving today that it has well and truly listened to them.
We need to watch this very closely and I am glad you used the words 'watch very closely ' as well.
I should like to thank all colleagues who contributed to the debate and kept so well to their speaking time.
One or two speeches have referred to specific issues which we are well advised to think about very carefully.
That may well be the case, and we must look into it carefully.
We consider this recommendation, which was very carefully prepared, to be well balanced and a good basis for a decision by the Council.
He knows perfectly well that for nearly fifty years she has scrupulously avoided engaging in controversial political issues.
That is a key justification for the ruling of the Court of Justice, as well as a principle which, naturally, we shall investigate
To some extent that affects how we can best utilise this area.
well {adv.}
That is all well and good, but has it also consulted the fish, Mr President?
It concluded that dietary intake levels were well below the safety thresholds.
This is all well and good, but the regulation did have two weaknesses.
Emphasising investment is all well and good, but networks and knowledge need investment too.
I can well understand why the compromise has been called a victory for the willingness to negotiate.
The number of derogations and the six-year application period do not augur well.
Well, as regards the Mediterranean, substantial problems still remain unresolved.
Consequently, all this may well be crude but it is just a touch more practical.
That is something that is, in fact, very well demonstrated in Mr Brok’ s report.
It should be based on solid foundations of sustainable well-being for Europeans.
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "well":
© Princeton Universitygood · easily · comfortably · advantageously · considerably · substantially · intimately · swell · wellspring · fountainhead
Usage examples
Usage examples for "to well" in Swedish
Similar words
weighty · weir · weird · weirdie · weirdo · welcome · welcomed · weldable · welder · welfare · well · well-being · well-constructed · well-defined · well-document · well-earned · well-educated · well-established · well-formulated · well-informed · well-intended
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