worth
વર્થ
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'
લાયકાતવાળું,
અમુક મૂલ્યનું,
યોગ્યતા,
અમુક મિલકત ધરાવનારું,
અમુક કિંમત,
સમમૂલ્ય (વસ્તુ)
noun
કિંમત
example
I think culture and the media is important; and is 'worth' talking about and debating.
his life isn't 'worth' living
Good as they are for reading or study or the like, their real value or 'worth' is in their being voiced in common prayer.
Given the context of a man seemingly re-evaluating his sense of inner 'worth' , how does he feel now about his music having been used in car adverts?
the information must be of some 'worth'
he bought a euro's 'worth' of sweets
The corporation is testing a new system that will make an entire week's 'worth' of output available at the click of a mouse.
The deals, 'worth' a combined value of u00a35 million, will see the Bradford business work on a variety of projects for the firm.
Four years and over u00a310m 'worth' of squashed fruit sales later, critics could be reviewing their scepticism.
As the banks vary these extras from one year to the next, it is 'worth' checking that cover is in place for driving on the continent.
she's 'worth' her weight in gold
He dialed for groceries, then walked to the mailbox pulling out several days' 'worth' of bills and junk mail.
If you are interested in military history the Royal Armouries Museum is 'worth' a visit and if you fancy a trip out of town, Castle Howard is within easy reach.
If each person has equal 'worth' , the limitations on their achievement and contribution must be systematically broken down.
The on-the-spot fines will apply to shoplifters caught stealing goods 'worth' up to u00a3200.
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.
Which is another controversial subject, how can a simple player be 'worth' so much money?
Unable to make a single decision you tend to measure your 'worth' by the number of meetings you can schedule for yourself.
Is it 'worth' setting up an elaborate structure without knowing the commercial value of its intended output?
Is it 'worth' paying thousands of pounds for a small triangle of land?
Regular keeper Lee Ward is on holiday for three weeks, but that should give an opportunity for new signing Mark Thornley to show his 'worth' .
it's 'worth' a try
Some HK $7.1 billion 'worth' of apparel was exported in the first quarter of this year.
However, the modern Dutch cow creamer is 'worth' one-tenth the value of an 18th century English one.
So this is many, many times smaller than is needed just for one year's 'worth' of pollution from one power station.
Thus, a good therapist who knows how to treat depression well is 'worth' seeing.
The three-year deal is reputed to be 'worth' in the region of u20ac3 million.
If you take out all the interest as income for 10 years, at the start of the decade your income would be 'worth' u00a34,000 a year.
To get a decent sense of the trend, calculate at least two years' 'worth' of quarterly inventory sales numbers.
Then, one barrel of oil was 'worth' the equivalent of $80 in today's terms.
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