worth

美音：[wɜrθ] 英音：[wɜː(r)θ]

简单释义：

n.价值；意义；价值（十元、40 英镑等）的东西

adj.有…价值；值…钱；（指行动）值得；值得（费周折）

v.〈古〉同“befall. Woe worth the day”

网络值得的；有……的价值；值…的

1.价值;真价
2.值(多少钱的东西)
3.白璧无瑕
4.才能

adj.

1.值得…
2.有…的价值,值…
3.值钱,抵得上
4.有…的财产

un.

1.美国一家高级女子服装商店X—rated X级的(十六岁以下的儿童不准观看的电影)

Guess how much it is worth.
猜猜看这东西值多少钱。
It isn't worth it. Had my shirt showed my bosom, I might have been raped.
我想如果那天晚上我穿低胸衬衣的话，很有可能就会遭强暴。
A college education may not be worth as much as you think.
大学教育的价值可能没你想的那么高。
The price was not disclosed, although people familiar with the matter said it was worth about $300m.
双方未透露交易的价格，但知情人士表示，该交易价值约3亿美元。
A modest pension of $7 a week in 1900 would be worth $184 a week today if it had been linked to consumer prices.
如果考虑到消费价格指数，1900年每周7美元的中等水平养老金可以等价于今天每周拿184美元。
He asked me how much this computer was worth.
他问我这台计算机值多少钱。
Watching the lights wink off in major metropolitan areas now doubt looked impressive, but it's worth asking: What was the point?
观看着大都市灯光闪烁无疑让人叹为观止，但是值得问一句：这有什么意义？
Hindsight is only a tool measure how to go about life in the future, not a measure of how much life is worth generally.
后见仅仅是衡量如何在未来进行生活的一个工具，不是认识总体价值的衡量。

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