见 all
used to convey the speaker's opinion that a reaction is appropriate or unsurprising
［用于表示说话者认为某个反应恰当或在预料之中］理当如此
she sounded rather chipper, as well she might, given her bright prospects.
她听上去兴高采烈，考虑到她前途光明，她有理由这么做。
(Brit. informal)having made considerable or easy progress
(英，非正式)有很大（轻易）进步
if we got Terry to do that, we'd be well away.
如果我们让特里去做那件事，我们将有很大的进步。
(Brit. informal)be fortunate to be no longer involved in (a situation)
(英，非正式)幸运摆脱（某处境）
know a great deal about (a particular thing)
对（某事）十分了解
be successful, typically in material or financial terms
（尤指在物质或财政方面）成功，发达，昌盛
refrain from interfering with or trying improve something that is satisfactory or adequate as it is
（对满意或合适的事务）不要去管它，不要画蛇添足
used to express agreement or understanding
［表示同意或理解］好，很好
oh very well then, come in.
啊，那好，进来吧。
used to express acceptance of a first statement before introducing a contradictory or confirming second statement
［用于在引出或确认第二句话之前对第一句话表示接受］好吧，那也好
that's all well and good, but why didn't he phone her to say so?.
好吧，但他为什么不给她打电话去那样告诉她呢？。
completely
完全，完全彻底地
Leith was well and truly rattled.
利思完全慌乱了。
to a reasonable degree
相当，很
he liked Isobel well enough, but wouldn't want to make a close friend of her.
他很喜欢伊泽贝尔，但不想跟她成为密友。
In addition; also
另外；也
mentioned other matters as well.
也提到了其它事情
With equal effect
同样地
I might as well go.
我最好还是去
In a position to influence or be favored by
处于有影响的地位或受宠于
He's in well with management.
他受到管理人员的青睐