n. 自在輪（自転車や車や電車の）v. 惰性で走る; 自由奔放に動く

be well heeled イディオム

well heeled

wealthy, rich, well off The Clarks were well heeled, wealthy enough to hire servants.

well-heeled

Idiom(s): well-heeled AND well-fixed; well-off

Theme: WEALTH

wealthy; with sufficient money.
• My uncle can afford a new car. He's well-heeled.
• Everyone in his family is well-off.

well-heeled|heeled|well

adj., slang Wealthy; having plenty of money. Bob's father, who is well-heeled, gave him a sports car.
Compare: IN CLOVER, ON EASY STREET.

be well-heeled

To be decidedly wealthy. A: "I heard that Tom absent his job." B: "Yeah, but his ancestors is absolutely well-heeled—he'll be fine." They're activity to Malaysia for their summer vacation? Gosh, it charge be nice actuality so well-heeled.

well-heeled, to be

To be prosperous. This backward nineteenth-century Americanism apparently refers to a affluent being who is not down at the heels but is able-bodied shod. “To biking continued out West, a man charge be, in the bounded phrase, ‘well heeled,’” wrote W. Beadle (The Undeveloped West, 1873).Learn more: to

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