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very well in Spanish

very well in Spanish is biensísimo, muy bien — very well means used to say that you agree or consent, often reluctantly, and will go along with what has been proposed.

very well in Spanish

biensísimo
intj
(idiomatic, formal) Indicating acceptance, often with resignation or acquiescence, of a statement or situation.
muy bien
intj
(idiomatic, formal) Indicating acceptance, often with resignation or acquiescence, of a statement or situation.

What does "very well" mean?

  1. interjection Used to say that you agree or consent, often reluctantly, and will go along with what has been proposed.
    "Very well, we'll do it your way."
  2. adverb In a highly satisfactory or skilful manner.
    "She speaks Japanese very well."
  3. adverb In good health or good spirits. Usually found in negatives and questions.
    "He hasn't been very well since the operation."
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very well in a sentence

  • Very well, we'll do it your way.
  • 'Then I resign.' 'Very well. I accept.'
  • She speaks Japanese very well.
  • The talks went very well.

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What is "very well" in Spanish?

"very well" in Spanish is biensísimo, muy bien. very well means: Used to say that you agree or consent, often reluctantly, and will go along with what has been proposed.

How do you use "very well" in a sentence?

Example: "Very well, we'll do it your way." In Spanish, "very well" is biensísimo, muy bien.

Are there other ways to say "very well" in Spanish?

Yes — Spanish has 2 translations listed for "very well": biensísimo, muy bien.

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