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Meanings of work well in English

To run or perform well, with ease or as desired or intended.

Usage of work well in English
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We want him to work with us, to work well, he said.
Reuters
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It is a business case that could work well for Aston Martin.
BBC
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SIDE-EFFECTS Avandia and Actos work well to help and even prevent diabetes.
Reuters
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If you do use it, you know it doesn't work well enough.
Wired
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Those devices are great, but they tend to only work well indoors.
The Irish Times
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They're a great tandem, they work well together and against each other.
News.com.au
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And that may work well for a smaller community hospital, Sarani noted.
Reuters
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We work well together, as we allow each other to just be.
The Guardian
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That's not really cold enough for the MAQRO experiment to work well.
BBC
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Who shall it be if not he who does this work well?
Ben-Hur
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Somehow these flavors work well together, creating a beautiful and exotic meal.
The everything thai cookbook: from pad thai to lemongrass chicke...
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Darkside Nicolas Jaar and Dave Harrington don't just work well on paper.
The Irish Times
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If we don't make this work well, we're talking about economic decline.
The Guardian
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These three elements work well to describe Mokubung's knowledge of her craft.
The South African
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And nonfiction seemed to work well in audio versions, for some reason.
Wired
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The builders and frescoers had done their work well in his villa.
A Friend of Cæsar: A Tale of the Fall of the Roman Republic. Tim...
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South Africa
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Ireland
Common
New Zealand
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