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worth 1

 (wûrth)
n.
1. The quality that renders something desirable, useful, or valuable:the worth of higher education.
2. Material or market value:stocks having a worth of ten million dollars.
3. A quantity of something that may be purchased for a specified sum or by a specified means:ten dollars' worth of natural gas; wanted their money's worth.
4. Wealth; riches:her net worth.
5. Quality that commands esteem or respect; merit:a person of great worth.
adj.
1. Equal in value to something specified:worth its weight in gold.
2. Deserving of; meriting:a proposal not worth consideration.
3. Having wealth or riches amounting to:a person worth millions.
Idioms:
for all (one) is worth
To the utmost of one's powers or ability.
for what it's worth
Even though it may not be important or valuable:Here's my advice, for what it's worth.

[Middle English, from Old Englishweorth; seewer- inIndo-European roots.]

worth 2

 (wûrth)
intr.v.worthed,worth·ing,worthsObsolete
To befall; betide.

[Middle Englishworthen, from Old Englishweorthan; seewer- inIndo-European roots.]
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worth

(wɜːθ)
adj (governing a noun with prepositional force)
1.worthy of; meriting or justifying:it's not worth discussing;an idea worth some thought.
2. (Commerce) having a value of:the book is worth 30 pounds.
3.for all one is worthto the utmost; to the full extent of one's powers or ability
4.worth one's weight in goldextremely helpful, kind, etc
n
5.high quality; excellence
6. (Commerce) value, price
7. (Commerce) the amount or quantity of something of a specified value:five pounds worth of petrol.
[Old Englishweorth; related to Old Saxon, Old High Germanwerth (GermanWert), Old Norseverthr, Gothicwairths]

worth

(wɜːθ)
vb
(intr)archaic to happen or betide (esp in the phrasewoe worth the day)
[Old Englishweorthan; related to Old Frisianwertha, Old Saxon, Old High Germanwerthan (Germanwerden), Old Norsevertha, Gothicwairthan, Latinvertere to turn]

Worth

(wɜːθ;Frenchvɔrt)
n
(Biography)Charles Frederick. 1825–95, English couturier, who founded Parisianhaute couture
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worth1

(wɜrθ)

prep.
1. good or important enough to justify (what is specified): advice worth taking; a place worth visiting.
2. having a value of, or equal in value to, as in money: This vase is worth 20 dollars.
3. having property to the value or amount of: They are worth millions.
n.
4. excellence of character or quality as commanding esteem: people of worth.
5. usefulness or importance, as to the world, to a person, or for a purpose: Your worth to the team is unquestionable.
6. value, as in money.
7. a quantity of something of a specified value: 50 cents' worth of candy.
8. property or possessions: net worth.
Idioms:
for all one is worth, to the utmost: She ran for all she was worth.
[before 900; Middle English; Old Englishweorth, c. Old Saxonwerth, Old High Germanwerd, Old Norseverth, Gothicwairth]

worth2

(wɜrθ)

v.i.Archaic.
to happen or betide: Woe worth the day.
[before 900; Middle English; Old Englishweorthan to come to be, become, c. Old Saxonwerthan, Old High Germanwerdan, Old Norsevertha, Gothicwairthan to become, Latinvertere to turn (seeverse)]
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worth

Worth can be a preposition or a noun.

1.used as a preposition

If something isworth an amount of money, that is the amount you would get for it if you sold it.

His yacht isworth $1.7 million.
They own a two-bedroom houseworth £350,000.

Be Careful!
Worth is not a verb. Don't say 'His yacht worths $1.7 million'.

2.used as a noun

You useworth as a noun after words likepounds ordollars to show how much money you would get for an amount of something if you sold it.

I can't believe we're arguing over fifty penceworth of chocolate.
Twelve million poundsworth of gold and jewels were stolen.

Don't talk about the 'worth' of something that someone owns. Don't say, for example, 'The worth of his house has greatly increased'. You say 'Thevalue of his house has greatly increased'.

What will happen to thevalue of my car?
Thevalue of the land is now over £1 million.
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worth


Past participle:worthed
Gerund:worthing

Imperative
worth
worth
Present
I worth
you worth
he/she/it worths
we worth
you worth
they worth
Preterite
I worthed
you worthed
he/she/it worthed
we worthed
you worthed
they worthed
Present Continuous
I am worthing
you are worthing
he/she/it is worthing
we are worthing
you are worthing
they are worthing
Present Perfect
I have worthed
you have worthed
he/she/it has worthed
we have worthed
you have worthed
they have worthed
Past Continuous
I was worthing
you were worthing
he/she/it was worthing
we were worthing
you were worthing
they were worthing
Past Perfect
I had worthed
you had worthed
he/she/it had worthed
we had worthed
you had worthed
they had worthed
Future
I will worth
you will worth
he/she/it will worth
we will worth
you will worth
they will worth
Future Perfect
I will have worthed
you will have worthed
he/she/it will have worthed
we will have worthed
you will have worthed
they will have worthed
Future Continuous
I will be worthing
you will be worthing
he/she/it will be worthing
we will be worthing
you will be worthing
they will be worthing
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been worthing
you have been worthing
he/she/it has been worthing
we have been worthing
you have been worthing
they have been worthing
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been worthing
you will have been worthing
he/she/it will have been worthing
we will have been worthing
you will have been worthing
they will have been worthing
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been worthing
you had been worthing
he/she/it had been worthing
we had been worthing
you had been worthing
they had been worthing
Conditional
I would worth
you would worth
he/she/it would worth
we would worth
you would worth
they would worth
Past Conditional
I would have worthed
you would have worthed
he/she/it would have worthed
we would have worthed
you would have worthed
they would have worthed
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ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:
Noun1.worth - an indefinite quantity of something having a specified value; "10 dollars worth of gasoline"
indefinite quantity - an estimated quantity
halfpennyworth,ha'p'orth - the amount that can be bought for a halfpenny
penn'orth,pennyworth - the amount that can be bought for a penny
2.worth - the quality that renders something desirable or valuable or useful
quality - an essential and distinguishing attribute of something or someone; "the quality of mercy is not strained"--Shakespeare
value - the quality (positive or negative) that renders something desirable or valuable; "the Shakespearean Shylock is of dubious value in the modern world"
merit,virtue - any admirable quality or attribute; "work of great merit"
demerit,fault - the quality of being inadequate or falling short of perfection; "they discussed the merits and demerits of her novel"; "he knew his own faults much better than she did"
praisworthiness - the property of deserving praise
worthwhileness - value sufficient to repay time or effort spent
price - the high value or worth of something; "her price is far above rubies"
worthlessness,ineptitude - having no qualities that would render it valuable or useful; "the drill sergeant's intent was to convince all the recruits of their worthlessness"
3.Worth - French couturier (born in England) regarded as the founder of Parisian haute couture; noted for introducing the bustle (1825-1895)
Adj.1.worth - worthy of being treated in a particular way; "an idea worth considering"; "the deserving poor" (often used ironically)
irony - a trope that involves incongruity between what is expected and what occurs
worthy - having worth or merit or value; being honorable or admirable; "a worthy fellow"; "a worthy cause"
2.worth - having a specified value; "not worth his salt"; "worth her weight in gold"
valuable - having great material or monetary value especially for use or exchange; "a valuable diamond"
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worth

noun
1.value,price,rate,cost,estimate,valuationThe total worth of the Australian sharemarket is now close to $520 billion.
valueworthlessness
2.merit,value,quality,importance,desert(s),virtue,excellence,goodness,estimation,worthinessShe did not appreciate her husband's true worth until he was gone.
meritwretchedness,unworthiness
3.usefulness,value,benefit,quality,importance,utility,excellence,goodnessThe client has little means of judging the worth of the advice he is given.
usefulnessfutility,insignificance,triviality,uselessness,worthlessness,paltriness
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worth

noun
1.A measure of those qualities that determine merit, desirability, usefulness, or importance:
2.A level of superiority that is usually high:
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Translations
جَدير بِ، يَسْتَحِق التَّفكير بِهقيمةقِيمَةقيمَهيُساوي ثَمَنَه
hodnota
værdværdifor
arvo
vrijednost
értékû
jafnvirîiverîur, sem verîskuldarvirîi
かち価値資産
가치값나가다값어치값어치있다
menkavertiškumasnuopelnainusipelnantisnusipelnęs
vērtībavērts
waardegelijkwaardig aangewaardeerdvermogen
stojaci za
vredenvrednost
värde
มูลค่า
değerdeğerinde-e/a değerkıymet
giá trị

worth

[wɜːθ]
A.ADJ
1. (=equal in value to)to be worth sthvaler algo
it's worth five poundsvale cincolibras
it's worth a lot of moneyvalemucho dinero
whator how much is it worth?¿cuánto vale?
it's not worth muchno vale mucho
it's worth a great deal to me (sentimentally) →para mítienegranvalorsentimental
he was worth a million when he diedmuriómillonario,muriódejando una fortuna de un millón
what's the old man worth?¿cuántodinerotiene elviejo?
"don't tell anybody" - "what's it worth to you?"-no se lodigas a nadie -¿cuánto medassi nodigo nada?
to run forall one is worthcorrercomo si lellevara a uno eldiablo
to sing for all one is worthcantar con toda elalma
it must be worth afortunedebevaler una fortuna
it's more than myjob's worth to tell youmecostaría miempleo decirte eso
it's not worth thepaper it's written onvalemenos que elpapelen que estáescrito
she's worthten of himella vale diezvecesmás que él
I tell you this forwhat it's worthtedigo esto por si teinteresa
2. (=deserving of)it's worth readingvaleormerece lapena leerlo
it's worth theeffortvaleormerece lapenamolestarse en hacerlo
it's worthhavingvaleormerece lapena tenerlo
it's (not) worthit(no) valeormerece lapena
life isn't worthlivinglavida notienesentido para mí
the cathedral is worth alooklacatedralmerece lapena,merece lapenaver lacatedral
it's worthmentioning thatmerece lapenamencionar que ..., esdigno demención elhechode que ...
it's worthsupportingesdigno deapoyo
it's worththinking aboutvaleormerece lapena pensarlo
it's not worth thetroubleno valeormerece lapena
the meal was worth thewaitlacomida estabatanrica quemereció lapenaesperar, lacomidamerecióorcompensó laespera
it'swell worth doingbien valeormerece lapena hacerlo
see alsojob,while
B.N [of thing] →valorm; [of person] →valíaf
ten pounds' worth of bookslibros porvalor de diezlibras, diezlibras delibros
he had no chance to show his true worthnotuvooportunidad demostrar suvalía
see alsomoneyA1
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worth

[ˈwɜːrθ]
n
(=value) [person, object] →valeurf
to prove one's worth →montrer ce que l'onvaut
(indicating quantity) to be two weeks' worth →représenter deuxsemaines
to be ten pounds' worth →représenter dixlivres
"How much petrol shall I put in?" - -"About ten pounds' worth." →"Quellequantité decarburantest-ce que je doismettre?"- - "Mets-en pourà peu près dixlivres."
two pounds' worth of apples →(pour) deuxlivres depommes
400 dollars' worth of damage →400dollars dedégâts
a week's worth of food →unesemaine denourriture
adj
(=having a value of) to be worth sth [object] →valoir qch
How much is it worth? →Celavautcombien?
It's worth a lot of money →Celavauttrèscher.
It's worth £50 →Celavaut 50livres.
to be worth sth [person] →peser qch
She's worth millions →Ellepèse plusieursmillions.
for all one is worth →de toutes ses forces
Push for all you're worth! →Poussez de toutes vos forces!
(=meriting, deserving) to be worth it →envaloir la peine
It's worth it →Cela envaut lapeine.
Is it worth it? →Cela en vaut-il lapeine?
It's not worth it →Cela n'envaut pas lapeine.
to be well worth it →envaloiramplement lapeine
to be worth a visit →mériter ledéplacement
to be well worth a visit →mériteramplement ledéplacement
This restaurant is well worth a visit →Cerestaurantmériteamplement ledéplacement.
to be worth the effort →envaloir la peine
to be well worth the effort →envaloiramplement lapeine
to be worth doing →valoir la peine d'êtrefait(e)
He's decided to see if the house might be worth buying
BUTIl a décidé de voir si cela valait la peine d'acheter la maison.
it's not worth your while →ça nevaut pas lapeine
do you think it's worth my while? →tucrois que çavaut lapeine?
to be worth sb's while to do sth
It will be well worth your while to track down these treasures →Vous auriez tout àgagner àretrouver cestrésors.
It would be worth your while to do something about the problem →Vousgagneriez àtraiter ceproblème.
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worth

adj
wert;it’sworth £5es ist £ 5wert;it’s notworth £5es ist keine £ 5wert;what’s thisworth?wasor wie viel ist daswert?;it can’t beworth that!so viel kann esunmöglichwert sein;it’sworth a great deal to mees ist mir vielwert; (sentimentally) →esbedeutet mir sehr viel;what’s itworth to me to do that? (in money) →wasspringt für mich dabei heraus?(inf); (in advantages) →wasbringt es mir, wenn ich dastue?;will you do this for me? — what’s itworth to you?tust du das für mich? — was ist es dirwert?;he wasworth a millionerbesaß eine Million;he’sworth all his brothers put togetherer ist so vielwert wieall seineBrüderzusammen;for all one isworthso sehr man nur kann;to sing for all one isworthaus vollerKehleorvollemHalsesingen;you need to exploit the idea for all it’sworthdu musst aus derIdeemachen, was du nur kannst;for what it’sworth, I personally don’t think …wenn mich einerfragt, ichpersönlichglaubenicht, dass …;I’ll tell you this for what it’sworthichsage dir das, ichweißnicht, ob wasdran ist;that’s my opinion for what it’sworthdas ist meinebescheideneMeinung;it’s more than my life/job isworth to tell youichsage es dirnicht, dazu ist mir meinLeben zulieb/dazuliegt mir zu viel an meinerStelle
(= deserving, meriting)wert;to beworth itsichlohnen;to beworth somethingetwwert sein;it’s notworth iteslohnt sichnicht;it’s notworth the troublees ist derMühenichtwert;the museum isworth a visitdasMuseum ist einenBesuchwert;the book isworth readingdasBuch istlesenswert;life isn’tworth livingdasLeben istnichtlebenswert;is there anythingworth seeing in this town?gibt es in dieserStadt etwasSehenswertes?;it’s a filmworth seeingeslohnt sich, diesenFilmanzusehen;hardlyworth mentioningkaum derRedewert;an experienceworth havingeine lohnenswerteErfahrung;it’s notworth havinges ist nichts;if a thing’sworth doing, it’sworth doing wellwennschon,dennschon?saltN a, whileN c
nWertm;hundreds of pounds’worth of booksBücher imWerte von hunderten vonPfund;a man of greatworthein sehrwertvollerMensch;to show one’s trueworthzeigen, was manwirklichwert ist, seinenwahrenWertzeigen;to increase inworthimWertsteigen;what’s the currentworth of this?wie viel ist dasmomentanwert??money
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worth

[wɜːθ]
1.adjto be worthvalere
how much is it worth? →quanto vale?
it's worth £5 →vale 5sterline
it's worth a great deal →vale molto
it's worth a great deal to me (sentimentally) →ha ungranvaloreper me
he is worth his weight in gold →vale tantooro quantopesa
I'll tell you this for what it's worth →tidico questo, perquello che puòvalere
what's it worth to you? →chevalore ha per te?
to run for all one is worth →correre agambelevate
it hardly seemed worth mentioning →non misembravaabbastanzaimportante da parlarne
it's well worth the effort/expense →vale losforzo/laspesa
it's not worth the paper it's written on →nonvale nemmeno lacartasu cui èscritto
it's worth it →nevale la pena
it's not worth it, it's not worth the trouble →non nevale la pena
it's more than my life is worth →nonosereimai
is it worth doing? →vale la pena di farlo?
2.nvalorem
50 pence worth of apples →50pence dimele
he had no chance to show his true worth →non ebbeoccasione dimostrare quantovaleva
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worth

(wəːθ) noun
value.These books are of little or no worth;She sold fifty dollars' worth of tickets. waarde قيمَه стойност valor hodnota der Wert værdi; forαξίαvalor väärtus ارزش arvovaleurשווי मूल्य vrijednost érték nilai virðivalore 価値 가치 vertė vērtība nilai; hargawaardeverdi; for ...wartość ارزښت، بيه، ښه والى، خاصه، وړتيا، سپڅلتيا، پرځاى، اهميت، ثروت valor valoareценность;стоимость hodnota vrednost vrednost värde มูลค่าdeğer,kıymet 價值 вартий قیمت giá trị 价值,意义
adjective
1. equal in value to.Each of these stamps is worth a cent. werd يُساوي ثَمَنَه имащ стойност equivalente v hodnotě wert værd αξίας, που αξίζειque vale,que tiene un valor de väärt به قیمت؛ بها arvoltaanvaloirשווי लायक vrijedan értékű bernilai jafnvirði (che vale), (del valore di) ~の値打ちがある …의 가치가 있는 vertas vērts berhargawaardverdwart ارزښتequivalente în valoare deстоящий hodný vreden vredan värd มีมูลค่า değerinde 值... вартий قیمت کا đáng giá 价值…,值…钱
2. good enough for.His suggestion is worth considering: The exhibition is well worth a visit. werd جَدير بِ، يَسْتَحِق التَّفكير بِه струващ си digno de stojící za wert værd που αξίζειdigno de,merecedor de,que merece la pena väärt قابل ملاحظه arvoinen qui vautשווה लायक vrijedan érdemes, megér(i) layak verður, sem verðskuldar (e-ð) (che vale) ~する価値がある …할 가치가 있는 vertas vērts wajar diwaardverdwart اهميت digno de care merită săзаслуживающий stojaci za vreden vredan värd ความคุ้มค่า ...-e/a değer 值得... вартий مستحسن đáng值得...
ˈworthless adjective
of no value.worthless old coins. waardeloos لا قيمَة له، عَديم القيمَه безполезен sem valor / inútil bezcennýwertlos værdiløs που δεν έχει αξίαsin valor,inútil,despreciable väärtusetu بی ارزش arvotonsans valeur חֲסַר עֵרֶך बेकार bezvrijedan értéktelen tak berharga einskis virðisenza valore 無価値の 가치 없는 bevertis, niekam tikęs nevērtīgs; nederīgs tidak bernilaiwaardeloosverdiløs,udugeligbezwartościowy بې ارزښته، بې كاره، بې فايدې، بې قيمتهsem valor fără valoare ничего не стоящий bezcenný brez vrednosti bezvredan värdelös ไร้ค่าdeğersiz, beş para etmez 無價值的,無用的 нічого не вартий; нікчемний بے قیمت vô giá trị 无价值的,没有用处的
ˈworthlessly adverb
waardeloos بدون قيمَه безполезно inutilmente zbytečněwertlos værdiløst χωρίς αξιαinútilmente väärtusetult به طور بی ارزش arvottomasti d'une manière qui ne vaut rien בְצורָה חֲסרַת עֵרֶך बेकार bezvrijedno értéktelenül secara tak berharga á einskis verðan háttinutilmente 無意味に 무가치하게 beprasmiškai nevērtīgi; nekam nederīgi tidak bernilaiwaardeloosverdiløst beznadziejnie په بي ارزښته توګه inutilmente care nu face nici două parale ничтожно zbytočne ničvredno bezvredno värdelöst อย่างไร้ค่า peş para etmez şekilde, değersizce 無價值地,無用地 нічого не варто نا قابلیت سے một cách vô dụng 无价值地,无用地
ˈworthlessness noun
waardeloosheid عَدَم القيمَه أو الإسْتِحْقاق безполезност indignidade bezcennost die Wertlosigkeit værdiløshed ευτέλειαinutilidad väärtusetus بی ارزش یا به درد نخور بودن arvottomuus absence (totale) de valeur חוֹסֵר עֵרֶך बेकार bezvrijednost értéktelenség keadaan tak berharga gagnsleysi; fánÿti (mancanza di valore) 無価値 무가치함 menkavertiškumas nevērtīgums; nederīgums tidak bernilaiwaardeloosheidverdiløshet,udugelighet bezwartościowość بې ارزښتي، بې قيمتي falta de valor lipsă (totală) de va­loare ничтожность bezcennosť ničvrednost bezvrednost värdelöshet ความไร้ค่า değersizlik 無價值,無用 нікчемність نا قابلیت sự vô dụng 无价值,无用
ˈworthy (-ði) adjective
1. good and deserving.I willingly give money to a worthy cause. goeie جَدير، مُسَْحِق заслужаващ merecedor hodnotnýwürdig værdigάξιοςnoble vääriline سزاوار؛ لایق hyvävalable,nobleראוי ל- लायक dobar, zaslužan érdemes layak verðugurdegno,meritevole 立派な 상응한 kilnus, vertas labs; cienīgs; krietns bermanfaat; berfaedahwaardigverdig,god zacny, zasługujący,godny وړ، ارزښتناك، جوګه، مستحق merecedor co­res­punzător достойный; правый hodnotný plemenit vredan aktningsvärd, hedervärd ที่คุ้มค่า hayırlı yararlı 值得的 що заслуговує, вартий قابل قدر hợp lý值得的
2. (withof) deserving.She was not worthy of the honour given to her. verdien nie, nie werd nie مُسْتَحِق، جَدير заслужаващ merecedor hodný wert fortjene που αξίζει merecedor/digno de väärt در خور؛ شایسته arvoinendigneראוי ל- योग्य vrijedan méltó (vmire) layak verðugur, sem verðskuldar (e-ð)degno (~に)値する 가치가 있는 nusipelnęs, vertas cienīgs; pelnījis layakwaardverdig, som fortjener noegodny, godzien مستحق merecedor demn (de)заслуживающий hodný vreden dostojan värd, förtjänt av สมควรได้ lâyık, hak eden 配得上的 гідний, достойний لاءق xứng đáng配得上的
3. (withof) typical of, suited to, or in keeping with.a performance worthy of a champion. geskik vir نَموذجي لِ، مُتلائِم مَع подходящ digno hodnýwürdig værdigαντάξιος,ταιριαστόςdigno de vääriv در خور؛ مناسب veroinendigneראוי ל- योग्य dostojan méltó (vkihez) pantas bagi sem hæfir/er í samræmi viðdegno (~に)ふさわしい 어울리는 vertas atbilstošs; cienīgs; pienācīgs sesuaiwaardig som passer for,verdiggodny, godzien مستحقdigno demn (de)подобающий hodný vreden dostojan värdig สมควรได้ yaraşır, yakışır 相稱的 відповідний, належний مستحق tiêu biểu cho相称的
4. of great enough importanceetc.She was not thought worthy to be presented to the king. belangrik genoeg ذو شأن، ذو أهَمِيَّه достоен distinto hodnýwürdig værdigάξιοςdigno,merecedor piisavalt tähtis شایسته بودن riittävän tärkeädigneראוי ל-,מכובד योग्य dostojan méltó penting verðugurdegno (~ほど)重要な ...할만한 nusipelnęs, reikšmingas augstas kārtas-; slavens cukup penting belangrijk genoegbetydelig,verdig godzien لايق،ښايستهdistinto demn (de)достойный hodný vreden dostojan värdig มีความสำคัญdeğerli,saygın 極其重要的 достойний شایان شان đáng极其重要的
nounpluralˈworthies
a highly respected person. gerespekteerdes, BBP's شَخْص مُحْتَرَم جِدا، وَجيه уважаван човек notabilidade osobnost, veličina große Persönlichkeit højt respekteret person αξιοσέβαστος άνθρωποςprócer,dignitario auväärsed isikud بزرگان arvohenkilönotableמכובד सुयोग्य dostojnik kiválóság orang terhormat fyrirmaður, mektarmaðurdignitario,notabile 名士 훌륭한 인물 įžymybė augstmanis; slavenība; cienījama persona patut atau wajar disanjungihoogwaardigheidsbeklederhedersborgere,maktpersoner,storkarer ogólnie szanowana osoba وړسړى، جوګه سړى، وتلى سړى notabilidade personalitate, somitate достопочтенная особа osobnosť ugledna oseba ugledna osoba storhet มีค่าควรเคารพ değerli kimse 知名人土 гідна, достойна, поважана людина معزز یا سر بر آوردہ شخص sự xứng đáng知名人土
ˈworthily adverb
werd بِجَدارَه достойно dignamente důstojněangemessen værdigt αντάξια, επάξιαdignamente vääriliselt ارزشمندانه؛ هب طور شایسته arvokkaastidignementכראוי सुयोग्य रूप से dostojno méltóképpen secara terhormat virðulegadegnamente 立派に 훌륭하게 garbingai cienīgi; ar cieņu; pienācīgi wajar atau layakwaardigverdig,godt,høvelig zacnie, godnie لايق،ښايسته dignamente cu demnitateдостойно dôstojne vredno dostojno värdigt, efter förtjänst อย่างมีคุณค่า yakışacak şekilde 值得地,相配地 гідно قابلیت کے ساتھ xứng đáng配得上地
ˈworthiness noun
werdheid جَدارَه، إسْتِحْقاق، كَفاءَه достойнство mérito hodnota der Wert værd; værdighedαξίαmérito väärilisus شایستگی؛ استحقاق arvokkuus caractère digneערך सुयोग्यता vrijednost, vrlina érdem(esség) kehormatan virðulegheitdignità 価値あること 가치 있음 vertė, nuopelnai vērtība; nopelni wajarnyawaardigheidverdighet zacność, szacowność مستحقmérito demnitateдостоинство hodnota vrednost dostojnost värdighet, värde, förtjänst ความมีคุณค่าdeğer, yakışma 有價值 гідність قابلیت sự xứng đáng有价值
-worthy
1. deserving; fit for.a blameworthy act. waardige ملائِم ، مُسْتَحِق заслужаващ digno de (culpa, etc.) -hodný ...-wert -værdigάξιος digno de ... -väärt سزاوار arvoinendigne deראוי ל- योग्य vrijedan, dostojan vmire érdemes pantas sem verðskuldar e-ð, sem hæfir degno di (...) -にふさわしい ...할만한 nusipelnantis, vertas nosodāma rīcība wajar; layak untuk -waard-verdig godzien ... مستحق digno de (culpa, etc.) demn de заслуживающий чего-л. zasluhujúci si (čo) vreden vredan -värd คุ้มค่า ...-i hak eden 值得...的 вартий مستحق xứng đáng值得…的
2. fit for its appropriate use.a seaworthy ship. vaardige مُلائِم للإسْتِعْمال подходящ apto para -schopný ...-tüchtig -dygtigκατάλληλος apto para... -kõlbulik قابل؛ مناتسب kelpoinen en état de... רָאוּי לִשמוֹ उपयोग के लिए उचित prikladan vmire alkalmas laik -fær atto/idoneo a (...) -に耐える ...에 적합한 tinkamas piemērots; derīgs layak -waardig-dyktigstosowny مستحق apto para făcut pentru годный к чему-л. schopný ustrezen za -värdig เหมาะสม ...-e uygun 適用於...的 відповідний قابل phù hợp适于...的
worthˈwhile adjective
deserving attention, time and effortetc.a worthwhile cause;It isn't worthwhile to ask him – he'll only refuse. die moeite werd جَدير بالإهْتِمام който си струва que vale a pena stojící za tolohnend nyttig; umagen værd που αξίζει τον κόπο que vale/merece la pena tasuv, vaeva väärt قابل صرف وقت؛ سودمند hyödyllinen qui vaut la peine (de)משתלם लाभकर dostojan, vrijedan pažnje érdem(leg)es, megéri layak diperhatikan sem er e-s virði (che vale la pena) 時を費す価値のある 가치가 있는 vertas, prasmingas vērtīgs; derīgs; labs berfaedah; berbaloide moeite waard som er umaken verd, lønner seg;god wart zachodu ګتور que vale a pena care merită efortul (să) имеющий смысл stojaci za to vreden truda vredan värd besväret, givande คุ้มค่ากับความพยายาม; คุ้มกับเวลาที่เสียไป ...-e değer, faydalı 值得(注意、花時間和力氣)的 вартий با مصرف đáng giá 值得(花时间或精力)的
for all one is worth
using all one's efforts, strengthetc.He swam for all he was worth towards the shore. vir wat dit werd is بِكُل قُوَّتِه с всички сили até não poder ze všech sil auf Teufel komm raus alt, hvad man kan με όλη μου τη δύναμη con toda el alma, con todas las fuerzas kõigest jõust با تمام قوا؛ با همه انرژی kaikin voiminde toutes ses forces בְכָל כּוֹחוֹ पूरी ताकत लगा कर svom snagom teljes erejéből sekuat tenaga eins og maður megnar (mettendocela tutta) 全力で 전력을 다해서 iš visų jėgų cik vien spēka/spēj sedaya upaya; sekuat-kuat hati uit alle machtav alle krefter ze wszystkich sił په توله قوت کی a mais não poder din toate puterile изо всех сил zo všetkých síl na vso moč punom snagom för allt vad man är värd พยายามอย่างสุดความสามารถ bütün gücüyle, olanca gayretiyle 使盡全力 з усіх сил اپنی پوری کوشش کرنا nỗ lực皆尽全力
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worth

قِيمَة hodnota værdWertαντίτιμοvalía,valor arvovaleur vrijednostvalore 資産 가치waardeverdiwartyvalorценность värde มูลค่าdeğer giá trị价值
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