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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

hail-fellow-well-met [ˌheɪlˌfɛləˌwɛlˈmɛt] ADJ

I. hail1 [Am heɪl, Brit heɪl] N

1. hail U METEO:

2. hail no pl (of bullets, insults):

II. hail1 [Am heɪl, Brit heɪl] VB impers METEO

I. hail2 [Am heɪl, Brit heɪl] VB trans

1. hail (call to):

hail person
hail ship
hail taxi

2. hail (acclaim, welcome):

hail king/leader

II. to hail from VB intr

to hail from person:

ser de

III. hail2 [Am heɪl, Brit heɪl] INTERJ arch or liter

¡Ave César! arch
¡salve! arch

IV. hail2 [Am heɪl, Brit heɪl] N liter (call)

salutación f liter

I. fellow [Am ˈfɛloʊ, Brit ˈfɛləʊ] N

1.1. fellow (man):

tipo m inf
as form of address hello, old fellow
hola, viejo inf

1.2. fellow (boyfriend):

fellow inf
fellow inf
pololo m Chil inf

2. fellow (member):

3. fellow (companion):

fellow form

II. fellow [Am ˈfɛloʊ, Brit ˈfɛləʊ] ADJ attr

hail down VB [Am heɪl -, Brit heɪl -] (v + adv)

hail down stones/insults/blows:

fellow traveler, fellow traveller Brit N

1. fellow traveler (on journey):

2. fellow traveler POL:

fellow feeling N U

Hail Mary N REL

Oxford Spanish Dictionary
Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. hail1 [Am heɪl, Brit heɪl] N

1. hail U METEO:

2. hail no pl (of bullets, insults):

II. hail1 [Am heɪl, Brit heɪl] VB impers METEO

I. hail2 [Am heɪl, Brit heɪl] VB trans

1. hail (call to):

hail person
hail ship
hail taxi

2. hail (acclaim, welcome):

hail king/leader

II. to hail from VB intr

to hail from person:

ser de

III. hail2 [Am heɪl, Brit heɪl] INTERJ arch or liter

¡Ave César! arch
¡salve! arch

IV. hail2 [Am heɪl, Brit heɪl] N liter (call)

salutación f liter

I. fellow [Am ˈfɛloʊ, Brit ˈfɛləʊ] N

1.1. fellow (man):

tipo m inf
as form of address hello, old fellow
hola, viejo inf

1.2. fellow (boyfriend):

fellow inf
fellow inf
pololo m Chil inf

2. fellow (member):

3. fellow (companion):

fellow form

II. fellow [Am ˈfɛloʊ, Brit ˈfɛləʊ] ADJ attr

I. well1 <comp better, superl best> [Am wɛl, Brit wɛl] ADV

1. well (to high standard, satisfactorily):

well sing/write/work
to go well performance/operation:

2. well (thoroughly):

well wash/dry/know

3.1. well (considerably):

well no comp

3.2. well (with justification):

4.1. well (advantageously):

well marry
to do well to + infin
hacer bien en +  infin
to do well to + infin
deber +  infin

4.2. well (favorably):

hablar bien de alguien

5.1. well in phrases:

5.2. well in phrases:

5.3. well in phrases:

II. well1 <comp better, superl best> [Am wɛl, Brit wɛl] ADJ

1. well (healthy):

2. well (pleasing, satisfactory):

3.1. well (desirable, advisable):

well form

Phrases:

III. well1 [Am wɛl, Brit wɛl] INTERJ

1.1. well (introducing topic, sentence):

1.2. well (continuing):

1.3. well (expressing hesitation):

do you like it? — well
¿te gusta? — pues
do you like it? — well
¿te gusta? — esteesp LatAm

2.1. well (expressing surprise):

well, I never or Brit also never did! dated
well, I'll be! Am

2.2. well (expressing indignation):

well! he can talk!

2.3. well (dismissively):

¡bah!

2.4. well (expressing resignation):

3.1. well (expressing expectation):

3.2. well (expressing skepticism):

I. worth [Am wərθ, Brit wəːθ] ADJ pred

1. worth (equal in value to):

2. worth (worthy of):

II. worth [Am wərθ, Brit wəːθ] N U

1. worth (equivalent):

2. worth:

demostrar su (or mi etc.) valía

I. alone [Am əˈloʊn, Brit əˈləʊn] ADJ

1.1. alone (without others):

1.2. alone:

to leave or Brit also let sth/sb alone
dejar algo/a alguien en paz

1.3. alone:

2. alone (unique):

II. alone [Am əˈloʊn, Brit əˈləʊn] ADV

1. alone (without others):

2. alone (exclusively):

3. alone (without addition):

I. well2 N

1.1. well (for water):

1.2. well (for oil, gas):

2.1. well (for stairs):

2.2. well (for ventilation):

well Brit
well Brit
well Brit
well Brit

2.3. well (in UK lawcourt):

3. well (luck):

desearle suerte a alguien

II. well2 VB intr

well water:

we'll [Am wil, Brit wiːl, wɪl]

we'll → we will, we shall

Met [Am mɛt, Brit mɛt] N metropolitan

I. metropolitan [Am ˌmɛtrəˈpɑlətn, Brit mɛtrəˈpɒlɪt(ə)n] ADJ

1. metropolitan form:

2. metropolitan (mainland):

II. metropolitan [Am ˌmɛtrəˈpɑlətn, Brit mɛtrəˈpɒlɪt(ə)n] N REL

met1 [Am mɛt, Brit mɛt] pt & pt part meet

meet2 ADJ arch pred

I. meet1 <pt & pp met> [Am mit, Brit miːt] VB trans

1.1. meet (encounter):

quedé con él en el club esp Spain

1.2. meet:

1.3. meet (oppose):

meet opponent/enemy

2. meet (make acquaintance of):

3.1. meet (come up against, experience):

meet obstacle/problems
meet obstacle/problems
to be met by/with sth

3.2. meet (counter, respond to):

3.3. meet (match):

4. meet (satisfy):

meet demands/wishes
meet deadline/quota
meet debt
meet debt
meet obligation

5.1. meet (come together with, join):

5.2. meet (strike):

II. meet1 <pt & pp met> [Am mit, Brit miːt] VB intr

1.1. meet (encounter each other):

quedamos a las tres esp Spain
¿dónde quedamos? esp Spain

1.2. meet (hold meeting):

meet club/committee:
meet presidents/ministers:

1.3. meet (make acquaintance):

we (first) met in 1963

1.4. meet (as opponents):

2. meet (come into contact):

III. meet1 [Am mit, Brit miːt] N

1. meet Am SPORTS:

2. meet (in hunting):

u rečniku PONS

hail-fellow-well-met [ˌheɪlˌfeləʊˌwelˈmet, Am ˌ-oʊˌ-] N

I. fellow [ˈfeləʊ, Am -oʊ] N

1. fellow inf (man):

2. fellow UNIV:

profesor(a) m (f)

3. fellow form (colleague):

compañero(-a) m (f)

II. fellow [ˈfeləʊ, Am -oʊ] ADJ

compañero(-a) m (f) de clase

I. hail1 [heɪl] N no pl METEO

hail of stones, insults

II. hail1 [heɪl] VB intr

to hail down on sb/sth a. fig

I. hail2 [heɪl] VB trans

1. hail (call):

2. hail (acclaim):

3. hail (welcome):

II. hail2 [heɪl] VB intr

to hail from person
to hail from thing

fellow countryman N

fellow worker N

fellow being N

fellow citizen N

conciudadano(-a) m (f)

fellow member N

fellow traveller N

compañero(-a) m (f) de viaje
u rečniku PONS
u rečniku PONS

I. fellow [ˈfeləʊ, Am -oʊ] N

1. fellow inf (man):

2. fellow UNIV:

profesor(a) m (f)

3. fellow form (colleague):

compañero(-a) m (f)

II. fellow [ˈfeləʊ, Am -oʊ] ADJ

compañero(-a) m (f) de clase

I. hail1 [heɪl] N no pl METEO

hail of stones, insults

II. hail1 [heɪl] VB intr

to hail down on sb/sth a. fig

I. hail2 [heɪl] VB trans

1. hail (call):

2. hail (acclaim):

3. hail (welcome):

II. hail2 [heɪl] VB intr

to hail from person
to hail from thing

we'll [wi:l]

we'll = we will, will

I. will2 [wɪl] N

1. will no pl:

2. will (testament):

Phrases:

II. will2 [wɪl] VB trans

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

to will sb to do sth

2. will form (ordain):

3. will (bequeath):

I. will1 [wɪl] VB aux would, would

1. will (to form future tense):

2. will (with tag question):

3. will (to express immediate future):

4. will (to express an intention):

5. will (in requests and instructions):

6. will (in polite requests):

7. will (used to express willingness):

8. will (used to express a fact):

9. will (to express persistence):

10. will (to express likelihood):

II. will1 [wɪl] VB intr form

I. well1 [wel] better, best better, best ADJ

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

1. well (in a satisfactory manner):

to do sth as well as ...

2. well (thoroughly, fully, extensively):

3. well (very, completely):

4. well (fairly, reasonably):

Phrases:

as well Brit (also)
to be well in with sb Brit inf, to be in well with sb Am inf
to be well in with sth Brit inf, to be in well with sth Am inf
to be well out of it Brit, Aus

III. well1 [wel] better, best better, best INTERJ (exclamation)

met.

met. abbreviation of meteorological

meteorological [ˌmi:tiərəˈlɒdʒɪkəl, Am -t̬iɚəˈlɑ:dʒɪ-] ADJ

I. well2 [wel] N (hole for water etc.)

II. well2 [wel] VB intr (flow)

to well up in sth
to well (up) out of sth water

met [met] VB intr, trans

met pt of meet

I. meet [mi:t] VB trans met, met

1. meet:

2. meet (wait for):

meet at station, airport

3. meet (confront):

meet opponent
meet problem

4. meet (fulfil):

meet cost
meet demand
meet obligation

II. meet [mi:t] VB intr

1. meet:

2. meet (join):

meet lines
meet rivers

3. meet SPORTS:

III. meet [mi:t] N

1. meet (sporting event):

2. meet Brit (fox hunt):

u rečniku PONS

hail-fellow(-well-met) N

I. fellow [ˈfel·oʊ] N

1. fellow inf (man):

2. fellow UNIV:

profesor(a) m (f)

3. fellow form (colleague):

compañero(-a) m (f)

II. fellow [ˈfel·oʊ] ADJ

compañero (-a) m (f) de clase

I. hail1 [heɪl] N METEO

hail of stones, insults

II. hail1 [heɪl] VB intr

I. hail2 [heɪl] VB trans

1. hail (call):

2. hail (acclaim):

3. hail (welcome):

II. hail2 [heɪl] VB intr

to hail from person
to hail from thing

fellow feeling N

fellow countryman N

fellow citizen N

conciudadano(-a) m (f)

fellow traveler N

compañero (-a) m (f) de viaje

fellow worker N

compañero (-a) m (f) de trabajo

fellow member N

u rečniku PONS
u rečniku PONS

I. fellow [ˈfel·oʊ] N

1. fellow inf (man):

2. fellow UNIV:

profesor(a) m (f)

3. fellow form (colleague):

compañero(-a) m (f)

II. fellow [ˈfel·oʊ] ADJ

compañero (-a) m (f) de clase

I. hail1 [heɪl] N METEO

hail of stones, insults

II. hail1 [heɪl] VB intr

I. hail2 [heɪl] VB trans

1. hail (call):

2. hail (acclaim):

3. hail (welcome):

II. hail2 [heɪl] VB intr

to hail from person
to hail from thing

Met [met] N

1. Met → Metropolitan Museum of Art (in New York)

2. Met → Metropolitan Opera House (in New York)

met [met] VB intr, trans

met pt of meet

I. meet <met, met> [mit] VB trans

1. meet:

2. meet (wait for):

meet at train station, airport

3. meet (confront):

meet opponent
meet problem

4. meet (fulfill):

meet cost
meet demand
meet obligation

II. meet <met, met> [mit] VB intr

1. meet:

2. meet (join):

meet lines
meet rivers

3. meet SPORTS:

III. meet <met, met> [mit] N (sporting event)

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

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

1. well (in a satisfactory manner):

to do sth as well as...

2. well (thoroughly, fully, extensively):

3. well (very, completely):

4. well (fairly, reasonably):

Phrases:

to be in well with sb inf
to be in well with sth inf

III. well1 [wel] INTERJ (exclamation)

I. well2 [wel] N (hole for water etc.)

II. well2 [wel] VB intr (flow)

to well up in sth
to well (up) out of sth water

we'll [wil]

we'll = we will, will

I. will2 [wɪl] N

1. will:

2. will (testament):

Phrases:

II. will2 [wɪl] VB trans

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

to will sb to do sth

2. will form (ordain):

3. will (bequeath):

I. will1 <would, would> [wɪl] VB aux

1. will (to form future tense):

2. will (with tag question):

3. will (to express immediate future):

4. will (to express an intention):

5. will (in requests and instructions):

6. will (in polite requests):

7. will (used to express willingness):

8. will (used to express a fact):

9. will (to express persistence):

10. will (to express likelihood):

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

Present
Ihail
youhail
he/she/ithails
wehail
youhail
theyhail
Past
Ihailed
youhailed
he/she/ithailed
wehailed
youhailed
theyhailed
Present Perfect
Ihavehailed
youhavehailed
he/she/ithashailed
wehavehailed
youhavehailed
theyhavehailed
Past Perfect
Ihadhailed
youhadhailed
he/she/ithadhailed
wehadhailed
youhadhailed
theyhadhailed

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