worth
মূল্য
definition
noun
they had to listen to every piece of gossip and judge its worth
the value equivalent to that of someone or something under consideration; the level at which someone or something deserves to be valued or rated.
adjective
jewelry worth $450 was taken
equivalent in value to the sum or item specified.
translation of 'worth'
যোগ্যতা,
নৈতিক গুণ,
উপকারিতা,
মূলা
noun
দাম,
কদর,
গুরুত্ব,
গুণ,
দর,
মূল্য
adjective
সমমূল্য
example
No, it's all about convincing people that what you have to sell is 'worth' the value.
Twelve pence 'worth' of leaf gold was an expensive amount.
If the financial bottom line was the only measure of the companies' 'worth' , there would probably be no argument.
a good education is 'worth' a lot
Last year, a manuscript of Shadowmancer alone was valued by one collector as being 'worth' u00a3100,000.
The corporation is testing a new system that will make an entire week's 'worth' of output available at the click of a mouse.
it isn't 'worth' that amount
They only wanted one segment from New Zealand and had chosen me as the only character here interesting enough to be 'worth' filming.
The shares, 'worth' eight times their float value, make him rich enough never to have to work again.
No longer do you have to achieve something of 'worth' or have a famous or incredibly rich relation.
If you do, and you find this account 'worth' publishing, then please edit and let me know what you have done.
We need to resist thinking that this proves our superior 'worth' and attainment.
Some HK $7.1 billion 'worth' of apparel was exported in the first quarter of this year.
You may have always known his 'worth' on an intellectual level, but now it becomes real to you.
he bought a euro's 'worth' of sweets
A group spokesman said many of the 90 trees were rare and 'worth' protecting but that a council officer had suggested rarity was not a concern.
Your argument seems to suggest that people everywhere measure 'worth' primarily or exclusively in terms of monetary value.
All of Norm Geras's posts are 'worth' reading, of course, but don't miss this one.
Last year he spent time at an Italian village, photographing buildings and people, just because someone had mentioned it was 'worth' a visit.
For the Trust it marked not just a few months' 'worth' of campaigning but represented the culmination of nearly half a century of tireless effort.
Give praise and positive feedback - your child measures her 'worth' and achievements by what you think of her.
So, if you've got an old or unreliable boiler, it might be 'worth' getting it checked right now.
They went to a very reputable firm who said that my property is 'worth' $470 million.
Is it 'worth' paying thousands of pounds for a small triangle of land?
Sure, comedy is tough: it requires actual laughter to prove its value and 'worth' .
Thailand is a major food exporter and ships out products 'worth' about 270 billion baht annually.
it's 'worth' a try
to feel 'worth' something
his life isn't 'worth' living
Personally, I didn't think a person's status as alive was dependent on moral 'worth' .
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