Sinónimos
better: best · improve · ameliorate
well: good · easily · comfortably
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Traducción Inglés-Español para "better"
"better" en español
better {adjetivo}
better {adj.} (también: preferable)
We want to tackle fewer subjects and, in return, do better-quality work.
It is better for it to be emotions that govern this discussion than for it to be industry!
Fighting against trafficking in human beings is essential but it is better to prevent this.
It would also be preferable if better agricultural agreements were concluded.
It is better to try to achieve an equal level of use throughout the different Member States.
An even better alternative energy supply could be established without problems.
Tourism must therefore be better integrated into all forms of the aid we offer.
I hope that there will be further and better clarification once Council has met.
I think that transport is an area in which more Europe would be better than less.
We must also better explain how the Union operates and the objectives it pursues.
to better {verbo}
to better [bettered|bettered] {vb} (también: to improve, to progress, to enhance, to crank sth up)
Better regulation is at the heart of the Commission's concerns at the moment.
Could we not have a better exchange of practices or material or experience?’
Today, with the enlargement of the European Union, the situation has not got better.
There are a number of settings you can customize to make ripping work better for you.
The course goal is to improve conservation decisions through better information.
well {sustantivo}
At the well in Samaria he asks for something to drink and ends up giving the woman water (John 4:4-26).
It cannot be based on the bottomless well principle.
Mr President, I come from a region, Flanders, where there is not a single well yielding water that you can drink.
Suffice it to mention, for example, the Samaritan woman and her dialogue with Christ at Jacob's Well in Sychar (cf.
"We all drink from the same well.
well {adverbio}
Those countries that have introduced such reporting think that it operates well.
We know all too well since 11 September what the implications of that could be.
That fact needs emphasising, because the situation in Saudi Arabia is well known.
At the end of three very intensive days ' work I felt amazingly well and healthy.
Well, other peoples changed their status from captive nations to free nations.
Well, other peoples changed their status from captive nations to free nations.
Well, in many respects the wrong approach is once again in evidence this evening.
Well then, it cannot do without dialogue or the country will fall to pieces.
Well, in this regard I cannot congratulate you: I believe 50 % to be insufficient.
Well, I know very well that I will be greeted with smiles and grins everywhere.
well {interjección}
How can he claim such a thing if he wants the process with Turkey to go well?
A country may well be large, but that does not mean that it is on the right track.
Now of course we can say, 'Very well, we need to try harder ' and so on.
Until he goes, not a penny - well, we heard earlier, hardly a penny.
We cannot see any reason why the EU should deal with this area as well.
Sinónimos
Sinónimos (Inglés) para "better":
© Princeton Universitybest · improve · ameliorate · meliorate · amend · break · bettor · wagerer · punter
Sinónimos (Inglés) para "well":
© Princeton Universitygood · easily · comfortably · advantageously · considerably · substantially · intimately · swell · wellspring · fountainhead
Ejemplos de uso
Ejemplos de uso para "better" en Español
Resultados del foro
"better" en español - Resultados en el foro
Palabras similares
beta · beta-naphthylamine · beta-propiolactone · betacam · Bethlehem · betony · betrayal · betrayed · betrayer · betrothed · better · betterment · betting · between · bevel · bevelled · beverage · beverages · bevy · bewildered · bewildering
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