well-to-do
- IPA[ˌwɛltəˈduː]
英式
- wealthy; prosperous
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- 1. wealthy; prosperous a well-to-do family
- (of a task or undertaking) carried out successfully or satisfactorily: the decoration is very well done the satisfaction of a job well done
- used to express congratulation or approval: Well done—you've worked very hard!
Oxford American Dictionary
- carried out successfully or satisfactorily: the decoration was very well done the satisfaction of a job well done
- used to express congratulations or approval: Well done—you've worked very hard!
Oxford Dictionary
- a person who is lazy and irresponsible: a bit of a ne'er-do-well whose only interests seemed to be cards and boozing
- lazy and irresponsible: his ne'er-do-well father walked out before he was born
Oxford Dictionary
- a person who is lazy and irresponsible: a bit of a ne'er-do-well whose only interests seemed to be cards and boozing
- lazy and irresponsible: his ne'er-do-well father walked out before he was born
Oxford American Dictionary
- make a profit out of; benefit from
Oxford Dictionary
- become successful or wealthy
Oxford American Dictionary
- become successful or wealthy
Oxford Dictionary
- find it most sensible or well advised to do the thing mentioned
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