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1. (adj.) well-read
having read extensively (sometimes fol. by in):
well-read in oceanography.
Etymology: (1590–1600)
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1. (adj) well-read
well informed or deeply versed through reading
"respect for a well-read man"; "well-read in medieval history"
2. (adj) knowing, knowledgeable, learned, lettered, well-educated, well-read
highly educated; having extensive information or understanding
"knowing instructors"; "a knowledgeable critic"; "a knowledgeable audience"
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1. (adjective) well-read
having read many important books
I'm not very well-read.
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1. (adj) well-read
of extensive reading; deeply versed; -- often followed by in
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Sense: having read many books etc; intelligent.
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 Afrikaans: wydbelese |
 Arabic: واسِع الإطِّلاع |
 Bulgarian: образован |
 Brazilian: culto |
 Czech: sečtělý |
 German: belesen |
 Danish: belæst |
 Greek: διαβασμένος |
 Spanish: leído, instruido, culto |
 Estonian: paljulugenud |
 Farsi: كتاب خوانده |
 Finnish: lukenut |
 French: cultivé |
 Hebrew: שֶׁקָרַא הַרבֵּה |
 Hindi: खुब पढ़ा हुआ |
 Croatian: načitan |
 Hungarian: olvasott |
 Indonesian: banyak membaca |
 Icelandic: víðlesinn |
 Italian: colto, istruito |
 Japanese: 博学の |
 Korean: 많이 읽은 |
 Lithuanian: apsiskaitęs |
 Latvian: daudz lasījis; erudīts |
 Malay: banyak membaca |
 Dutch: belezen |
 Norwegian: vel bevandret, belest |
 Polish: oczytany |
 Portuguese: culto |
 Romanian: cultivat |
 Russian: начитанный |
 Slovak: sčítaný |
 Slovenian: načitan |
 Serbian: načitan |
 Swedish: beläst, allmänbildad |
 Thai: ที่อ่านมาก |
 Turkish: çok okumuş, bilgili |
 Taiwanese: 博學的 |
 Ukrainian: начитаний; ерудований |
 Urdu: عالم فاضل |
 Vietnamese: quảng bác |
 Chinese: 博学的 |
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