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stolen’—‘well
volé’—‘bien

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

stolen goods SUBST pl. tantum

stolen [GB ˈstəʊlən, Am ˈstoʊlən] VERBE ppas

stolen → steal

I. steal [GB stiːl, Am stil] SUBST fam (bargain)

II. steal <prét stole, ppas stolen> [GB stiːl, Am stil] VERBE trans

1. steal (thieve):

voler (from sb à qn)

2. steal (take surreptitiously) fig:

to steal a scene from sb THÉÂTRE, CINÉ

III. steal <prét stole, ppas stolen> [GB stiːl, Am stil] VERBE intr

1. steal (thieve):

2. steal (creep) litt:

IV. steal [GB stiːl, Am stil]

to steal the show THÉÂTRE

I. well1 <comp better; superl best> [GB wɛl, Am wɛl] ADJ

1. well (in good health):

2. well (in satisfactory state, condition):

3. well (advisable, prudent):

4. well (fortunate):

II. well1 <comp better; superl best> [GB wɛl, Am wɛl] ADV

1. well (satisfactorily):

well treat, behave, feed, eat, sleep, perform etc
to work well person:
to work well system:

2. well (used with modal verbs):

it may well be that + subj

3. well (intensifier):

4. well (approvingly):

5. well:

I wish you well of it! iron

6. well:

7. well GB fam:

III. well1 [GB wɛl, Am wɛl] INTERJ

IV. well1 [GB wɛl, Am wɛl]

to be well in with sb fam
être bien avec qn fam
to be well up in sth

I. swell [GB swɛl, Am swɛl] SUBST

1. swell (of waves):

2. swell MUS:

3. swell (of organ):

4. swell (fashionable person):

swell fam, démod
the swells + vb plur

5. swell (bulge):

II. swell [GB swɛl, Am swɛl] ADJ Am fam

1. swell (smart):

swell car, outfit
classe fam
swell inv restaurant
chic inv

2. swell (great):

III. swell <prét swelled, ppas swollen or swelled> [GB swɛl, Am swɛl] VERBE trans

1. swell (increase):

swell population, crowd
swell membership, number
swell bank balance, figures, funds, total

2. swell (fill):

swell wind: sail
swell floodwater: river

IV. swell <prét swelled, ppas swollen or swelled> [GB swɛl, Am swɛl] VERBE intr

1. swell (expand):

swell balloon, bud, fruit, tyre, sail, stomach:
swell dried fruit, wood:
swell ankle, gland:
swell river:

2. swell (increase):

swell crowd, population, membership:
swell demand, prices:
augmenter (to jusqu'à)
to swell to 20, 000 total:
atteindre 20 000
to swell to 20, 000 crowd, number of people:

3. swell (grow louder):

swell music:
swell note, sound:

4. swell (ooze):

swell blood, liquid:
s'écouler (from, out of de)

V. swell [GB swɛl, Am swɛl]

systole [GB ˈsɪstəli, Am ˈsɪstəli] SUBST

diastole [GB dʌɪˈastəli, Am ˌdaɪˈæstli] SUBST

I. well-to-do SUBST

the well-to-do + vb plur

II. well-to-do ADJ

I. ne'er-do-well [GB ˈnɛːduːwɛl, Am ˈnɛrdəˌwɛl] fam, péj SUBST

II. ne'er-do-well [GB ˈnɛːduːwɛl, Am ˈnɛrdəˌwɛl] fam, péj ADJ

ne'er-do-well person
ne'er-do-well scheme

I. well2 [GB wɛl, Am wɛl] SUBST

1. well (sunk in ground):

2. well (pool):

3. well BÂTI (shaft for stairs, lift):

4. well GB JUR (in law court):

II. well2 [GB wɛl, Am wɛl] VERBE intr

well → well up

well up VERBE [GB wɛl -, Am wɛl -]

I. stole [GB stəʊl, Am stoʊl] VERBE passé

stole → steal

II. stole [GB stəʊl, Am stoʊl] SUBST

I. steal [GB stiːl, Am stil] SUBST fam (bargain)

II. steal <prét stole, ppas stolen> [GB stiːl, Am stil] VERBE trans

1. steal (thieve):

voler (from sb à qn)

2. steal (take surreptitiously) fig:

to steal a scene from sb THÉÂTRE, CINÉ

III. steal <prét stole, ppas stolen> [GB stiːl, Am stil] VERBE intr

1. steal (thieve):

2. steal (creep) litt:

IV. steal [GB stiːl, Am stil]

to steal the show THÉÂTRE

dans le dictionnaire PONS

I. stolen

stolen ppas of steal

II. stolen ADJ

I. steal [sti:l] SUBST Am fam

II. steal <stole, stolen> [sti:l] VERBE trans

1. steal (take illegally):

steal a. fig
steal sb's heart

2. steal (do surreptitiously):

to steal a glance at sb/sth

Idiomes/Tournures:

III. steal <stole, stolen> [sti:l] VERBE intr

1. steal (take illegally):

2. steal (move surreptitiously):

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

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

1. well (in a good manner):

2. well (thoroughly):

well below (sth)

3. well (justifiably):

Idiomes/Tournures:

to be well in with sb/sth GB fam, to be in well with sb/sth Am fam
to be well out of it GB, Aus

III. well1 [wel] INTERJ (exclamation)

woolen ADJ Am, woollen [ˈwʊlən] ADJ GB

I. well2 [wel] SUBST

II. well2 [wel] VERBE intr

1. well:

to well (up) out of sth water

2. well fig:

to well up in sb/sth
monter en qn/à qc

I. well-off ADJ

1. well-off (wealthy):

2. well-off (having much):

Idiomes/Tournures:

II. well-off SUBST plur

I. well-heeled ADJ fam

II. well-heeled SUBST plur

I. swell <swelled, swollen [or swelled]> [swel] VERBE trans a. fig

II. swell <swelled, swollen [or swelled]> [swel] VERBE intr

1. swell (get bigger):

swell wood
swell ankle, arm
swell sea

2. swell (get louder):

III. swell <swelled, swollen [or swelled]> [swel] SUBST no plur, no indéf art

1. swell (increase in sound):

2. swell (movement of sea):

stole1 [stəʊl, Am stoʊl]

stole passé of steal

I. steal [sti:l] SUBST Am fam

II. steal <stole, stolen> [sti:l] VERBE trans

1. steal (take illegally):

steal a. fig
steal sb's heart

2. steal (do surreptitiously):

to steal a glance at sb/sth

Idiomes/Tournures:

III. steal <stole, stolen> [sti:l] VERBE intr

1. steal (take illegally):

2. steal (move surreptitiously):

stole2 [stəʊl, Am stoʊl] SUBST COUTURE, RÉLIG

well-appointed ADJ form

dans le dictionnaire PONS

I. stolen

stolen ppas of steal

II. stolen ADJ

I. steal [stil] SUBST fam

II. steal <stole, stolen> [stil] VERBE trans

1. steal (take illegally):

steal a. fig
steal sb's heart

2. steal (do secretly):

to steal a glance at sb/sth

Idiomes/Tournures:

III. steal <stole, stolen> [stil] VERBE intr

1. steal (take illegally):

2. steal (move secretly):

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

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

1. well (in a good manner):

2. well (thoroughly):

well below (sth)

3. well (justifiably):

Idiomes/Tournures:

to be in well with sb/sth fam

III. well1 [wel] INTERJ (exclamation)

woolen [ˈwʊl·ən] ADJ

I. well2 [wel] SUBST

II. well2 [wel] VERBE intr

1. well:

to well (up) out of sth water

2. well fig:

to well up in sb/sth
monter en qn/à qc

I. well-heeled ADJ fam

II. well-heeled SUBST plur

I. well-off ADJ (wealthy)

II. well-off SUBST plur

I. swell <swelled, swollen [or swelled]> [swel] VERBE trans a. fig

II. swell <swelled, swollen [or swelled]> [swel] VERBE intr

1. swell (get bigger):

swell wood
swell ankle, arm
swell sea

2. swell (get louder):

III. swell [swel] SUBST no indéf art

1. swell (increase in sound):

2. swell (movement of sea):

stole1 [stoʊl]

stole passé of steal

I. steal [stil] SUBST fam

II. steal <stole, stolen> [stil] VERBE trans

1. steal (take illegally):

steal a. fig
steal sb's heart

2. steal (do secretly):

to steal a glance at sb/sth

Idiomes/Tournures:

III. steal <stole, stolen> [stil] VERBE intr

1. steal (take illegally):

2. steal (move secretly):

stole2 [stoʊl] SUBST COUTURE, RÉLIG

ne'er-do-well SUBST

vaurien(ne) m (f)
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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The veteran whose unit was burglarized has been printing out fliers with pictures of the suspects and a list of what they allegedly stole.
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He's mean, conniving, and, with the computer brain he stole, super intelligent.
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Despite countless promises to settle up for the money he stole, he never paid a penny.
www.mirror.co.uk
There were also two serial plagiarists who, strangely, both stole humor columns.
www.poynter.org
She kept a list of all the things she ever stole with the intention of settling all her debts when she had the money.
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