do well (Meaning)

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do well (v)

act in one's own or everybody's best interest

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

I hope my crops do well this year; otherwise, I'll have a hard time making ends meet.
Chelsea's parents always praise her for doing well in school, which motivates her to continue excelling.
The doctor told me that if I do well with my physical therapy, I'll be able to walk without a cane in a few months.
The company has been doing well lately, so they're planning to give their employees a bonus this year.
Our team needs to do well in this upcoming tournament if we want to qualify for the national championship.
I'm not sure how I'm going to do well on this test; I haven't studied at all.
The new restaurant is doing well, thanks to its delicious food and excellent service.
My friend is having a hard time doing well in her new job; she's still trying to adjust to the new responsibilities.
I hope I do well on my driving test tomorrow; I've been practicing a lot and I feel confident.
The company is doing well financially, but it still needs to improve its customer service in order to stay competitive.

act in one's own or everybody's best interest

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

I hope my crops do well this year; otherwise, I'll have a hard time making ends meet.

Chelsea's parents always praise her for doing well in school, which motivates her to continue excelling.

The doctor told me that if I do well with my physical therapy, I'll be able to walk without a cane in a few months.

The company has been doing well lately, so they're planning to give their employees a bonus this year.