英语词汇worthy怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ worthy /ˈwɚði/ adjective

worthier; worthiest

¹ worthy

/ˈwɚði/

adjective

worthier; worthiest

Learner's definition of WORTHY

[or more worthy; most worthy]

: good and deserving respect, praise, or attention值得尊敬的；值得称赞的；值得重视的

Your donations will be going to a worthy cause.你的捐款将用于一项高尚事业。
I consider him a worthy opponent.我视他为一个不可小觑的对手。
She is a worthy successor to the mayor.她是当之无愧的市长接班人。

: having enough good qualities to be considered important, useful, etc.值得的；应得的 — usually + of

Your achievements are worthy of respect. [=your achievements deserve respect]你的成就值得尊重。
The suggestion is worthy of consideration.这个建议值得考虑。
Her latest book is worthy of mention.她的新作值得一提。
My girlfriend's parents felt that I wasn't worthy of her. [=felt that I was not good enough to be her boyfriend]我女友的父母觉得我配不上她。

— sometimes followed by to + verb有时接动词不定式

The voters will decide if he is worthy to become governor.选民们将决定他是否配担任州长。

worthy of

: good enough to have been written, said, done, or created by (someone, especially someone famous)配得上（尤指某名人）的

a symphony worthy of Mahler [=the kind of symphony that Mahler would write]配得上马勒作品的一首交响曲

— see also ¹worthy 2 (above)

— worthiness

/ˈwɚðinəs/ noun [noncount]

He must prove his worthiness to lead the country.他必须证明自己能够领导这个国家。

² worthy /ˈwɚði/ noun

plural worthies

² worthy

/ˈwɚði/

noun

plural worthies

Learner's definition of WORTHY

[count]

: an important or respected person — often used in a joking or disapproving way to refer to people who think of themselves as important知名人士，要人（常为玩笑或贬义）

The party was attended by the mayor and a large group of local worthies.参加聚会的有市长和一大群地方名流。

单词	worthy
释义	worthy (noun) worthy 2 ENTRIES FOUND: worthy (adjective) worthy (noun) ¹ worthy /ˈwɚði/ adjective worthier; worthiest ¹ worthy /ˈwɚði/ adjective worthier; worthiest Learner's definition of WORTHY [or more worthy; most worthy] 1 : good and deserving respect, praise, or attention值得尊敬的；值得称赞的；值得重视的 Your donations will be going to a worthy cause.你的捐款将用于一项高尚事业。 I consider him a worthy opponent.我视他为一个不可小觑的对手。 She is a worthy successor to the mayor.她是当之无愧的市长接班人。 2 : having enough good qualities to be considered important, useful, etc.值得的；应得的 — usually + of Your achievements are worthy of respect. [=your achievements deserve respect]你的成就值得尊重。 The suggestion is worthy of consideration.这个建议值得考虑。 Her latest book is worthy of mention.她的新作值得一提。 My girlfriend's parents felt that I wasn't worthy of her. [=felt that I was not good enough to be her boyfriend]我女友的父母觉得我配不上她。 — sometimes followed by to + verb有时接动词不定式 The voters will decide if he is worthy to become governor.选民们将决定他是否配担任州长。 worthy of : good enough to have been written, said, done, or created by (someone, especially someone famous)配得上（尤指某名人）的 a symphony worthy of Mahler [=the kind of symphony that Mahler would write]配得上马勒作品的一首交响曲 — see also ¹worthy 2 (above) — worthiness /ˈwɚðinəs/ noun [noncount] He must prove his worthiness to lead the country.他必须证明自己能够领导这个国家。 ² worthy /ˈwɚði/ noun plural worthies ² worthy /ˈwɚði/ noun plural worthies Learner's definition of WORTHY [count] : an important or respected person — often used in a joking or disapproving way to refer to people who think of themselves as important知名人士，要人（常为玩笑或贬义） The party was attended by the mayor and a large group of local worthies.参加聚会的有市长和一大群地方名流。
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