Definition of well endowed in English:

well endowed

adjective

1Having plentiful supplies of a resource.
the country is well endowed with mineral resources
Example sentencesExamples
- Asia and the Pacific Indo-Malaysia is currently well endowed with tropical rainforest, within which mountain types are abundant.
- The seminaries, he argued, could not be improved ‘except by reconstruction,’ and women's colleges could in no way provide the quality that the well-endowed, best men's colleges could.
- Kurdistan is also well endowed with that other, increasingly scarce resource, water: it is here that the Euphrates and the Tigris, as well as their major tributaries, have their origins.
- The Central African Republic is well endowed with energy resources.
- How could such a well-endowed country end up in a situation where most of its population had to be fed by the international community?
- South America and North America are both large continents well-endowed with natural resources.
Synonyms
large-breasted, big-breasted, full-breasted, heavy-breasted, bosomy, large-bosomed, big-bosomed, full-bosomed
1. 1.1 Well provided with money; wealthy.
  inflated prices have placed the sites out of reach except for the well endowed
  Example sentencesExamples
  It comes as no surprise that the well-endowed private schools scored an average 99 percent pass rate.
  But because it is a resource-rich institution, it had not only the money to fix the problems and pay the fine, it also had the capability to help less well-endowed schools.
  I have watched a great deal of heritage in my city come down, because Nelson is a fairly well-endowed community and we have a habit of bowling buildings and replacing them with new ones of vastly less consequence than the previous ones.
  The Spedale di Santa Maria della Scala is a well-endowed hostel and infirmary in Siena.
  This implies that the distinct and possibly unique resources on which the internationalizing strategies of small businesses are based, should be more potent than those of well-endowed competitors.
  ‘We are not a well-endowed school in spite of popular myth, and the money puts us in a position to be able to move our development programme a couple of steps ahead,’ said the headmaster.
  And as I say, a cartoonist is not there to bolster the government position or the position of the well-entrenched or the well-endowed, it's definitely not that, it's the opposite.
  Inevitably, wealthier parents selected well-endowed private and government schools for their children, while poorer schools entered a cycle of declining resources, poorer results and falling student numbers.
2. 1.2informal (of a man) having large genitals.
  the cast is all female apart from a couple of well-endowed chaps
  Example sentencesExamples
  You can tell a man is well-endowed by the size of his hands, feet, or nose.
  He paid his bills, girls liked him, and he was well-endowed.
  It is possible that a man might buy one because he was spectacularly well-endowed.
  He's said to be a very well endowed man.’
  I even made a mental note that he was a very well-endowed guy.
  Guys who are well-endowed usually have more confidence.
3. 1.3informal (of a woman) large-breasted.
  the blouse was displayed by a well-endowed model
  Example sentencesExamples
  One could only watch so much of well-endowed women in bathing suits running before it started to get kind of boring and repetitive.
  As soon as a well-endowed young woman walking her dog came by in the other direction, the men's chatter started up again.
  No points for guessing this comment came from a well-endowed woman.
  A well-endowed model in an advertisement was used to sell virtually everything: movies, cars, fruit, coffee, brassieres and postcards.
  At Court, and in Paris, wealth opened every door, and dukes and peers happily married the well-endowed daughters of great financiers.
  This well endowed model continues to make the news.
  She was especially well-endowed and on her tight T-shirt there was an image of the blessed Henrik.
  Suddenly every indebted student or well-endowed young woman seems to be available as a human billboard.

Definition of well endowed in US English:

well endowed

adjective

1Having plentiful supplies of a resource.
the country is well endowed with mineral resources
Example sentencesExamples
- The Central African Republic is well endowed with energy resources.
- Kurdistan is also well endowed with that other, increasingly scarce resource, water: it is here that the Euphrates and the Tigris, as well as their major tributaries, have their origins.
- How could such a well-endowed country end up in a situation where most of its population had to be fed by the international community?
- South America and North America are both large continents well-endowed with natural resources.
- Asia and the Pacific Indo-Malaysia is currently well endowed with tropical rainforest, within which mountain types are abundant.
- The seminaries, he argued, could not be improved ‘except by reconstruction,’ and women's colleges could in no way provide the quality that the well-endowed, best men's colleges could.
Synonyms
large-breasted, big-breasted, full-breasted, heavy-breasted, bosomy, large-bosomed, big-bosomed, full-bosomed
1. 1.1 Well provided with money; wealthy.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The Spedale di Santa Maria della Scala is a well-endowed hostel and infirmary in Siena.
  Inevitably, wealthier parents selected well-endowed private and government schools for their children, while poorer schools entered a cycle of declining resources, poorer results and falling student numbers.
  And as I say, a cartoonist is not there to bolster the government position or the position of the well-entrenched or the well-endowed, it's definitely not that, it's the opposite.
  But because it is a resource-rich institution, it had not only the money to fix the problems and pay the fine, it also had the capability to help less well-endowed schools.
  I have watched a great deal of heritage in my city come down, because Nelson is a fairly well-endowed community and we have a habit of bowling buildings and replacing them with new ones of vastly less consequence than the previous ones.
  ‘We are not a well-endowed school in spite of popular myth, and the money puts us in a position to be able to move our development programme a couple of steps ahead,’ said the headmaster.
  It comes as no surprise that the well-endowed private schools scored an average 99 percent pass rate.
  This implies that the distinct and possibly unique resources on which the internationalizing strategies of small businesses are based, should be more potent than those of well-endowed competitors.
2. 1.2informal (of a man) having large genitals.
  Example sentencesExamples
  He's said to be a very well endowed man.’
  I even made a mental note that he was a very well-endowed guy.
  He paid his bills, girls liked him, and he was well-endowed.
  Guys who are well-endowed usually have more confidence.
  You can tell a man is well-endowed by the size of his hands, feet, or nose.
  It is possible that a man might buy one because he was spectacularly well-endowed.
3. 1.3informal (of a woman) large-breasted.
  Example sentencesExamples
  A well-endowed model in an advertisement was used to sell virtually everything: movies, cars, fruit, coffee, brassieres and postcards.
  One could only watch so much of well-endowed women in bathing suits running before it started to get kind of boring and repetitive.
  No points for guessing this comment came from a well-endowed woman.
  At Court, and in Paris, wealth opened every door, and dukes and peers happily married the well-endowed daughters of great financiers.
  She was especially well-endowed and on her tight T-shirt there was an image of the blessed Henrik.
  Suddenly every indebted student or well-endowed young woman seems to be available as a human billboard.
  This well endowed model continues to make the news.
  As soon as a well-endowed young woman walking her dog came by in the other direction, the men's chatter started up again.

单词	well endowed
释义	Definition of well endowed in English: well endowed adjective 1Having plentiful supplies of a resource. the country is well endowed with mineral resources Example sentencesExamples Asia and the Pacific Indo-Malaysia is currently well endowed with tropical rainforest, within which mountain types are abundant. The seminaries, he argued, could not be improved ‘except by reconstruction,’ and women's colleges could in no way provide the quality that the well-endowed, best men's colleges could. Kurdistan is also well endowed with that other, increasingly scarce resource, water: it is here that the Euphrates and the Tigris, as well as their major tributaries, have their origins. The Central African Republic is well endowed with energy resources. How could such a well-endowed country end up in a situation where most of its population had to be fed by the international community? South America and North America are both large continents well-endowed with natural resources. Synonyms large-breasted, big-breasted, full-breasted, heavy-breasted, bosomy, large-bosomed, big-bosomed, full-bosomed 1.1 Well provided with money; wealthy. inflated prices have placed the sites out of reach except for the well endowed Example sentencesExamples It comes as no surprise that the well-endowed private schools scored an average 99 percent pass rate. But because it is a resource-rich institution, it had not only the money to fix the problems and pay the fine, it also had the capability to help less well-endowed schools. I have watched a great deal of heritage in my city come down, because Nelson is a fairly well-endowed community and we have a habit of bowling buildings and replacing them with new ones of vastly less consequence than the previous ones. The Spedale di Santa Maria della Scala is a well-endowed hostel and infirmary in Siena. This implies that the distinct and possibly unique resources on which the internationalizing strategies of small businesses are based, should be more potent than those of well-endowed competitors. ‘We are not a well-endowed school in spite of popular myth, and the money puts us in a position to be able to move our development programme a couple of steps ahead,’ said the headmaster. And as I say, a cartoonist is not there to bolster the government position or the position of the well-entrenched or the well-endowed, it's definitely not that, it's the opposite. Inevitably, wealthier parents selected well-endowed private and government schools for their children, while poorer schools entered a cycle of declining resources, poorer results and falling student numbers. 1.2informal (of a man) having large genitals. the cast is all female apart from a couple of well-endowed chaps Example sentencesExamples You can tell a man is well-endowed by the size of his hands, feet, or nose. He paid his bills, girls liked him, and he was well-endowed. It is possible that a man might buy one because he was spectacularly well-endowed. He's said to be a very well endowed man.’ I even made a mental note that he was a very well-endowed guy. Guys who are well-endowed usually have more confidence. 1.3informal (of a woman) large-breasted. the blouse was displayed by a well-endowed model Example sentencesExamples One could only watch so much of well-endowed women in bathing suits running before it started to get kind of boring and repetitive. As soon as a well-endowed young woman walking her dog came by in the other direction, the men's chatter started up again. No points for guessing this comment came from a well-endowed woman. A well-endowed model in an advertisement was used to sell virtually everything: movies, cars, fruit, coffee, brassieres and postcards. At Court, and in Paris, wealth opened every door, and dukes and peers happily married the well-endowed daughters of great financiers. This well endowed model continues to make the news. She was especially well-endowed and on her tight T-shirt there was an image of the blessed Henrik. Suddenly every indebted student or well-endowed young woman seems to be available as a human billboard. Definition of well endowed in US English: well endowed adjective 1Having plentiful supplies of a resource. the country is well endowed with mineral resources Example sentencesExamples The Central African Republic is well endowed with energy resources. Kurdistan is also well endowed with that other, increasingly scarce resource, water: it is here that the Euphrates and the Tigris, as well as their major tributaries, have their origins. How could such a well-endowed country end up in a situation where most of its population had to be fed by the international community? South America and North America are both large continents well-endowed with natural resources. Asia and the Pacific Indo-Malaysia is currently well endowed with tropical rainforest, within which mountain types are abundant. The seminaries, he argued, could not be improved ‘except by reconstruction,’ and women's colleges could in no way provide the quality that the well-endowed, best men's colleges could. Synonyms large-breasted, big-breasted, full-breasted, heavy-breasted, bosomy, large-bosomed, big-bosomed, full-bosomed 1.1 Well provided with money; wealthy. Example sentencesExamples The Spedale di Santa Maria della Scala is a well-endowed hostel and infirmary in Siena. Inevitably, wealthier parents selected well-endowed private and government schools for their children, while poorer schools entered a cycle of declining resources, poorer results and falling student numbers. And as I say, a cartoonist is not there to bolster the government position or the position of the well-entrenched or the well-endowed, it's definitely not that, it's the opposite. But because it is a resource-rich institution, it had not only the money to fix the problems and pay the fine, it also had the capability to help less well-endowed schools. I have watched a great deal of heritage in my city come down, because Nelson is a fairly well-endowed community and we have a habit of bowling buildings and replacing them with new ones of vastly less consequence than the previous ones. ‘We are not a well-endowed school in spite of popular myth, and the money puts us in a position to be able to move our development programme a couple of steps ahead,’ said the headmaster. It comes as no surprise that the well-endowed private schools scored an average 99 percent pass rate. This implies that the distinct and possibly unique resources on which the internationalizing strategies of small businesses are based, should be more potent than those of well-endowed competitors. 1.2informal (of a man) having large genitals. Example sentencesExamples He's said to be a very well endowed man.’ I even made a mental note that he was a very well-endowed guy. He paid his bills, girls liked him, and he was well-endowed. Guys who are well-endowed usually have more confidence. You can tell a man is well-endowed by the size of his hands, feet, or nose. It is possible that a man might buy one because he was spectacularly well-endowed. 1.3informal (of a woman) large-breasted. Example sentencesExamples A well-endowed model in an advertisement was used to sell virtually everything: movies, cars, fruit, coffee, brassieres and postcards. One could only watch so much of well-endowed women in bathing suits running before it started to get kind of boring and repetitive. No points for guessing this comment came from a well-endowed woman. At Court, and in Paris, wealth opened every door, and dukes and peers happily married the well-endowed daughters of great financiers. She was especially well-endowed and on her tight T-shirt there was an image of the blessed Henrik. Suddenly every indebted student or well-endowed young woman seems to be available as a human billboard. This well endowed model continues to make the news. As soon as a well-endowed young woman walking her dog came by in the other direction, the men's chatter started up again.
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