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Meanings of very well in English

Portuguese
bem

An expression of agreement normally occurring at the beginning of a sentence.

bem

Quite well.

Usage of very well in English
1
He told Fox News in May: I know Great Britain very well.
The Guardian
2
The film should do very well in Europe next year as well.
Reuters
3
However, current sentiment in the market is very well-disposed towards telecommunications groups.
The Irish Times
4
The risk takers in rates thought they could understand credit very well.
Reuters
5
All her research points towards one conclusion: We don't cope very well.
Wired
6
All's well; aye very well indeed!'' he laughed, and slapped his thighs.
The two towers
7
The Hunger Games will probably hold up very well in future weeks.
The Irish Times
8
The Devon practice in the news today has reportedly done very well.
The Guardian
9
However, she said Shane Reti has performed very well in his job.
Radio NZ
10
I know this young man very well and believe me, everyone matters.
The South African
11
There are alternatives to trapping and immobilizing animals that work very well.
The animal manifesto: six reasons for expanding our compassion f...
12
It worked very well in her case; not so well in mine.
The Translation of a Savage, Volume 3
13
Golla said they were in good condition and were treated very well.
Reuters
14
He added: We have a very well-regarded education system as we know.
The Irish Times
15
The process seems not to be working out very well right now.
The new yorker
16
I'd had an account years ago but hadn't managed it very well.
The World According to Bob
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Translations for very well
Portuguese
bem
Very well through the time
Very well across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common