单词
well-off
读音
ˌwel ˈɔːf
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释义
adj. 富裕的；顺利的，走运的；繁荣昌盛的 [ 比较级 better-off或more well-off 最高级 best-off或most well-off ]
例句
My grandparents were quite well-off.
我的祖父母生活很富裕。
Cayton describes himself as comfortably well-off.
凯顿把自己描述为生活很富裕。
So was your father's side more well off?
那么你父亲那边的亲戚以前更富裕？
My grandparents were quite well-off.
我的祖父母生活很富裕。
Cayton describes himself as comfortably well-off.
凯顿把自己描述为生活很富裕。
So was your father's side more well off?
那么你父亲那边的亲戚以前更富裕？
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Their descendants, now generations out of enslavement,if well-off enough,had gone on to college, grad school, beyond.
but the people politically engaged enough to be yelling at each other about politicsare actually mostly the well-off.In fact, as inequality has grown in recent decades,
since benefits to those groups matter morethan equivalent benefits to the well-off.In this view, it’s more urgent to help those whose basic needs aren’t met
But it was exactly the opposite in Egypt.As the country got more well-off,unemployment actually rose
What is the dike upon which it is built?Well, first off --(Laughter)
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