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🔑worthworth1 /wərθ / adjective - having a particular value (in money)值（某数额的钱）；价值为◆“How much is that house worth?” “It must be worth at least $200,000.”“那座房子值多少钱？”“至少值 20 万美元。”➨ THESAURUS 同义词辨析pricecost ◇ value ◇ expense ◇ worthThese words all refer to the amount of money that you have to pay for something.以上词均表示价钱、价格、价值。pricethe amount of money that you have to pay for an item or service（商品或服务的）价格，价钱house prices房价These shoes don't have a price on them.这双鞋没有标价。I can't afford it at that price.这样的价钱我买不起。to ask / charge a high price要价高costthe amount of money that you need in order to buy, make, or do something费用；成本A new computer system has been installed at a cost of $180,000.新的计算机系统已经安装，费用是 18 万美元。The cost of electricity is going up.电价在上涨。the cost of living (= the amount of money you need to pay for food, clothes, and somewhere to live) 生活成本valuehow much something is worth in money or other goods for which it can be exchanged; how much something is worth compared with its price价值；价格；（与其价格相对的）值Sports cars tend to hold their value well.跑车一般容易保值。The house now has a market value of one million dollars.这栋房子目前的市场价值是一百万美元。This restaurant is an excellent value (= is worth the money it costs).这家餐馆很合算。expensethe money that you spend on something; something that makes you spend money花费；费用；开支；花钱的东西The garden was expanded at great expense.花园扩建花了很多钱。Owning a car is a major expense.养一辆车开销很大。worththe financial value of someone or something价值He has a personal net worth of $10 million.他个人身家净值一千万美元。PATTERNS 句型the high price / cost / valuethe real / true price / cost / value / worthto put / set a price / value on sthto increase / reduce the price / cost / value / expenseto raise / double / lower the price / cost / valueto cut the price / cost
- worth doing, etc. used as a way of recommending or advising（表示推荐或建议）值得◆That museum's really worth visiting if you have time.如果你有时间，那个博物馆的确值得参观。◆It's already five o'clock. It's not worth going shopping now.已经五点了，现在去购物不是好时候。
- enjoyable or useful to do or have, even if it means extra cost, effort, etc.值得（破费、费周折等）◆Don't cook a big meal. It isn't worth it – we're not hungry.不要做那么多菜，没必要，我们不饿。
 ●for what it's worthused to emphasize that what you are saying is only your own opinion or suggestion and may not be very helpful（强调所说的只是个人意见或建议，未必有用）◆I like this color better, for what it's worth.就我自己的看法，我更喜欢这个颜色。●get your money's worthto get full value for the money you have spent钱花得值；物有所值◆The meal was expensive, but we got our money's worth because there were five courses.那顿饭很贵，但物有所值，因为有五道菜。●worth sb's whilehelpful, useful, or interesting to someone对（某人）有好处；对（某人）有用；合（某人）的心意
worthworth2 /wərθ / noun [uncountable] - how important, valuable, or useful someone or something is重要性；价值；作用◆She has proved her worth as a member of the team.她已证明自己作为队员的价值。 SYN value
- the amount of something that the money mentioned will buy价值（一定金额）的东西◆ten dollars' worth of gasoline价值十美元的汽油
- the amount of something that will last for the time mentioned持续（一定时间）的东西◆two days' worth of food够吃两天的食物
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