A well is a place where you can get water.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

A well is a place where you can get water.

It is a place that has clean water and is very quite.

All we need is water.

The city is well supplied with water.

This water is the water we always use.

Sometimes water becomes a precious commodity.

The water pressure in our house is good [poor].

Standing pools gather filth.

Consider that it is used underwater.

If you go a little further, there is spring water.

Water is slowly building up there.

Water here is the one we always use.

We have no lack of water here.

The water is clear right (down) to the bottom.

The water is deepest here.

The water will soon drain away.

There is a great amount of water here.

There's a water shortage in this area.

That is used to transport water.

The district is short of water.

They are having a water surplus.

You can drink the water from this river the way it is.

The water is deep here.

Here's some water.

Water is scarce in this area.

Water is as precious as air.

Water is scarce in this area.

a dripping tap

The water is running with great force.

a facility that provides a source of water