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well-ordering theorem N

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we'll [wi:l, wil]

we'll = we will/we shall, will , shall

I. will2 [wɪl] N

1. will no pl (faculty):

to do sth with a will

2. will no pl (desire):

to be the will of sb [or sb's will]
it was God's will [that ...]
against sb's will

3. will LAW:

Phrases:

II. will2 <willed, willed> [wɪl] VB trans

1. will (try to cause by will power):

to will sb to do sth

2. will form (ordain):

3. will (bequeath):

to will sb sth [or sth to sb]

I. will1 <would, -> [wɪl] VB aux

1. will (in future tense):

2. will (with tag question):

3. will (expressing intention):

sb will do sth
jd wird etw tun

4. will (in requests, instructions):

5. will (expressing willingness):

6. will (not functioning):

7. will (expressing facts):

8. will (expressing persistence):

9. will (expressing likelihood):

II. will1 <would, -> [wɪl] VB intr form

wollen <will, wollte, gewolltwill, wollte, gewollt/wollen>

shall [ʃæl, ʃəl] VB aux

1. shall usu Brit (future):

I/we shall ...

2. shall esp Brit (ought to, must):

3. shall (mandatory):

4. shall (enquiring):

shall I/we ...?

I. well1 <better, best> [wel] ADJ usu pred

1. well (healthy):

gesund <gesünder, am gesündesten>
sich acc gut [o. wohl] fühlen

2. well inv (okay):

es ist [nur] gut, dass ...

3. well inv (sensible):

es wäre [o. ist] ratsam, etw zu tun

Phrases:

II. well1 <better, best> [wel] ADV

1. well (in a good way):

gut <besser, am besten>
to do well to do sth
as well as sb/sth
so gut wie jd/etw

2. well (favourably):

gut <besser, am besten>
to speak well of sb/sth
to think well of sb/sth
viel von jdm/etw halten

3. well (thoroughly):

gut <besser, am besten>

4. well inv (very much):

5. well inv (used for emphasis):

to be well away in sth Brit fig inf

6. well inv (justifiably):

wohl <besser, am besten>

7. well inv (probably):

gut <besser, am besten>

8. well inv (very):

9. well inv (also):

(and) ... as well as ...
und [auch] ... form
(and) ... as well as ...

10. well inv (equally):

Phrases:

to be well away Brit inf (asleep)
weg sein inf
to be well in with sb, Am to be in well with sb inf
gut mit jdm können inf
to be well out of it Brit, Aus
to be well up on [or in] sth

III. well1 [wel] INTERJ

tja inf
na ja inf
na inf
well [, well]!
well, well ...
ja, ja ...
well now [or then] ...
also [dann] ...
na gut ...

IV. well1 [wel] N no pl

I. well2 [wel] N

1. well (for water):

Brunnen m <-s, ->

2. well (for mineral):

Schacht m <-(e)s, Schạ̈ch·te>
Ölquelle f <-, -n>

3. well ARCHIT:

Treppenhaus nt <-es, -häuser>
Fahrstuhlschacht m <-(e)s, -schächte>
Lichtschacht m <-(e)s, -schächte>

4. well Brit LAW:

5. well (bountiful source):

Quelle f <-, -n>

6. well (small depression):

Kuhle f <-, -n>
Mulde f <-, -n>

II. well2 [wel] VB intr

to well up urge
to well up in sth
in etw dat aufsteigen
to well [up] out of sth

theo·rem [ˈθɪərəm, Am ˈθi:ɚ-] N MATH

Lehrsatz m <-es, -sätze>
Theorem nt <-s, -e> spec
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well ADV

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well VB

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well ADV

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well N

Present
Iwell
youwell
he/she/itwells
wewell
youwell
theywell
Past
Iwelled
youwelled
he/she/itwelled
wewelled
youwelled
theywelled
Present Perfect
Ihavewelled
youhavewelled
he/she/ithaswelled
wehavewelled
youhavewelled
theyhavewelled
Past Perfect
Ihadwelled
youhadwelled
he/she/ithadwelled
wehadwelled
youhadwelled
theyhadwelled

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Therefore, whatever you have said in the dark shall be heard in the light, and what you have whispered in private rooms shall be proclaimed upon the housetops.
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This was agreed on quite remarkable conditions, including that no steam or smoke be discharged and that the action of the engine shall be noiseless.
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A professional land surveyor shall not be liable to arrest or a civil action by reason of this entry.
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Twenty-four hours of victuals and twenty-four hours of hunger will be many more hours than we shall need.
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In a few more rounds we shall reach its solar plexus.
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