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• 表示某事物具有价值或值得；常用于说明某事足够好、值得付出努力或代价。

Describes the value or merit of something, often used to indicate that something is good enough or deserving of effort.

1. Having a particular valueA2formal

   Having a monetary or material value equal to a specified amount.

   价值为

   • This painting is worth a lot of money.
   • The house is worth over a million dollars.
   • How much is this antique vase worth?

   同义词valued

2. Deserving of effort or attentionA2formal

   Sufficiently good, important, or interesting to justify the time or effort spent.

   值得的

   • The movie is definitely worth watching.
   • It's worth taking the time to learn a new language.
   • The trip was long, but it was worth it for the views.

   同义词deservingworthwhileworthy

3. Equivalent in importanceB1formal

   Having a value or importance equal to something else.

   值得

   • His advice is worth its weight in gold.
   • A good education is worth more than any amount of money.
   • The experience was worth the risk.

   同义词commensuratecomparableequalequivalent

• 名词，指某物的价值、重要性或品质，常用金钱衡量，也可指个人意义上的重要性。

A noun referring to the value, importance, or quality of something, often measured in monetary terms or personal significance.

不可数

1. B1formal

   The monetary value or price of something.

   价值

   • The worth of the painting is estimated at $10,000.
   • He bought the house for less than its true worth.
   • The jeweler appraised the ring's worth.

   同义词costmarket valuepricevaluationvalue

2. Importance or usefulnessB1formal

   The quality that makes something valuable, important, or useful.

   价值

   • She proved her worth to the team with her hard work.
   • The book has great worth for students of history.
   • He didn't understand the worth of a good education.

   同义词importancemeritsignificanceusefulnessutilityvalue

   反义词insignificanceuselessnessworthlessness

3. Quantity of somethingB1informal

   An amount of something that can be bought or used for a certain amount of money or time.

   价值量

   • I bought a dollar's worth of candy.
   • She added a teaspoon's worth of salt to the soup.
   • He gave me a week's worth of work to do.