worthless如何读

英:[ˈwɜːθləs]

美:[ˈwɜːrθləs]

worthless英汉释义

adj.(形容词)
  1. 无价值的,没有用处的 having no value or usefulness

worthless是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 无价值的
  2. 无用的
  3. 不重要的
  4. 不足道的
  5. 没用的
  6. 没有价值的
  7. 不足取的
  8. 一钱不值
  9. 不值钱的
  10. 不值一提的
  11. 没有什么了不起的
  12. 没有出息
  13. 不成材
  14. 不中用的

worthless自然拼读

worth·less

wuhrth lihs

worthless扩展

worthlessly (adv.), worthlessness (n.)

worthless词根

词根:worth

adj.

worth 值…的

worthy 值得的;有价值的;配得上的,相称的;可尊敬的;应…的

worthful 有价值的;可贵的

n.

worth 价值;财产

worthy 杰出人物;知名人士

worthiness 值得;相当;有价值

worthless英英释义

adjective

without importance, use, or value.The attic was filled with worthless junk.The advice he gave me was worthless.The jewelry turned out to be worthless.

despicable or good-for-nothing.I'm glad she divorced that worthless scoundrel.Your brother is a worthless louse, and I don't want him living here anymore.

worthless区别

 worthwhile, worthless, worth, worthy

worthwhile值得的(可作定语和表语)。如:That is a worthwhile program.(那是一个值得听的节目。)So few movies are worthwhile nowadays.(当今有价值的电影很少。)

worthless无价值的,无用的(可作定语和表语,无比较级)。如:These stamps are worthless.(这些邮票无价值。)Don’t read worthless books.(不要读些没用的书。)

worth值……钱,值得……的。如:This house is worth a lot of money.(这房值很多钱。)The radio program is worth listening to. (这广播节目值得听。)

worthy(1)有价值的,可尊敬的(常作定语)。如:The teacher was a worthy man.(那位老师是可尊敬的人。)(2)值得的(常作表语)。如:The man is worthy of praise.(这人值得称赞。)它的动词句式是be worthy to be done (be worth doing).

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 worthy be ~ of, worthwhile, worth be ~ sth/doing, worthless

worthy be ~ of够得上,值得

worthwhile值得花时间的,值得做的

worth be ~ sth/doing值得

worthless无价值的

worthless词源中文解释

1580年代,来自 worth(n.)+ -less。相关词汇: Worthlessly; worthlessness。

worthless词源英文解释

The first known use of worthless was circa 1577

worthless儿童词典英英释义

yield1 of 2verb

to give up possession of on claim or demand : surrender

to give oneself up to a liking, temptation, or habit

to bear as a natural product

trees that yield fruit

to produce as a result of effort

this soil should yield good crops

to return as profit or interest

to bring good results

to give up and stop fighting

will not yield to their enemy

to give way to urging, persuasion, or pleading

to give way under physical force so as to bend, stretch, or break

to admit that someone else is better

yield2 of 2noun

something yielded : productespecially: the amount or quantity produced or returned

a high yield of wheat per acre

yet1 of 2adverb

in addition : besides

gives yet another reason

even entry 3 sense 4

a yet higher speed

up to now : so far

hasn't done much yet

at this time : so soon as now

not time to go yet

still entry 3 sense 2

is yet a new country

at a later time

may yet see the light

nevertheless

strong, yet not strong enough

yet2 of 2conjunction

despite that fact : but

bought more milk yet it was not enough for everyone

yard1 of 2noun

a small often enclosed area open to the sky and next to a building

the grounds of a building (as the grassy area around a house)

an enclosure for livestock

an area with its buildings and equipment set aside for a particular activity

a navy yard

a system of railroad tracks for keeping and repairing cars

yard2 of 2noun

any of various units of measureespecially: a unit of length equal in the U.S. to 0.9144 meter see measure

a long pole tapered toward the ends that supports and spreads the top of a sail

yard1 of 2noun

a small often enclosed area open to the sky and next to a building

the grounds of a building (as the grassy area around a house)

an enclosure for livestock

an area with its buildings and equipment set aside for a particular activity

a navy yard

a system of railroad tracks for keeping and repairing cars

yard2 of 2noun

any of various units of measureespecially: a unit of length equal in the U.S. to 0.9144 meter see measure

a long pole tapered toward the ends that supports and spreads the top of a sail

yard1 of 2noun

a small often enclosed area open to the sky and next to a building

the grounds of a building (as the grassy area around a house)

an enclosure for livestock

an area with its buildings and equipment set aside for a particular activity

a navy yard

a system of railroad tracks for keeping and repairing cars

yard2 of 2noun

any of various units of measureespecially: a unit of length equal in the U.S. to 0.9144 meter see measure

a long pole tapered toward the ends that supports and spreads the top of a sail

wrong1 of 3noun

a harmful, unfair, or unjust act

something that is wrong : wrong principles, practices, or conduct

know right from wrong

the state, position, or fact of being or doing wrong

in the wrong

wrong2 of 3adjective

not according to the moral standard : sinful, immoral

not agreeing with proper behavior

it was wrong not to thank the hostess

not suitable

wore the wrong clothes for a wedding

not according to truth or facts : incorrect

a wrong answer on the test

not satisfactory

there's something wrong about the story's ending

not in agreement with one's needs, intentions, or expectations

took the wrong bus

made so as to be placed down or under and not to be seen

the wrong side of a fabric

wrong3 of 3verb

to do wrong to : injure, harm

to make unjust remarks about

wound1 of 3noun

an injury involving cutting or breaking of bodily tissue (as by violence, accident, or surgery)

an injury to a person's feelings

wound2 of 3verb

to hurt by cutting or breaking bodily tissue

the broken glass wounded several people

to hurt the feelings or pride of

his remark wounded her

wound3 of 3

worthy1 of 2adjective

having worth or value

a worthy cause

honorable sense 1

worthy candidates

having enough value or excellence

a student worthy of the prize

worthy2 of 2noun

a worthy person

worthwhileadjective

being worth the time or effort spent

worthwhile preparations

worthy sense 1a

worthlessadjective

lacking worth : valueless

useless

worthless to continue searching

deserving of hatred or pity

a worthless coward

worthless 例句

1 “She even bought me this beautiful set of Samsonite—powder blue, all matching. Because she’d had to borrow old, broken-down suitcases from relatives, and that made her feel so bad and worthless.”

2 His right leg was nearly worthless from the gunshot, and he had to pull himself up the last few feet with his arms trembling and his heart pounding in his ears.

3 “Look here, boy,” she said, “if you imply that my sister’s life is worthless again, I will clobber you.”

4 “Powerful Spirit of the magistrate my worthless ancestors angered! My brother and I were sent to you as the sacrifice you demanded.”

5 Being Indians, we were used to having white men shout at us and tell us we were worthless and stupid.

6 The rim was chipped as well, but Sam liked old things, even worthless old things.

7 “The thing about experiments,” she said, “is that they have to be repeated or else they’re worthless.”

8 He’s a master at it, making me feel as though everything is my fault, making me feel worthless.

9 A peevish schoolboy, worthless of such honour.

10 It was worthless to resist, because he was weak.

11 “Shoot,” Bull sneered, “I talked to some folks already and they told me that Arrabelle Smalls was the laziest, most worthless, most good-for-nothing so and so that ever spit between two lips.”

12 The car was a worthless wreck after the collision.

撞车以后,那辆车成了毫无价值的残骸。

13 “I am the Terrible Trivium, demon of petty tasks and worthless jobs, ogre of wasted effort, and monster of habit.”

14 “They’re worthless to your son. Tribal schools don’t use these books, for they are written in French, German, Arabic, Hindu and Chinese, languages which I, too, can’t read.”

15 “Indeed! This worthless one rejoices that it is so. And what of my revered friend, your half brother and protector, Gebu the stonecutter? Is he also well?”

16 “Get away from here, you worthless beggar!” the vendor spat out.

17 She had traveled to Washington, D.C., to obtain justice, and had come away with a promise she knew was worthless.

18 Sotheby’s apprised Mr. Big of the fact that his “Rembrandt” was appraised as worthless. as if/as though.

19 Evidently Sirius’s bedroom had been searched too, although its contents seemed to have been judged mostly, if not entirely, worthless.

20 The crook got hold of a sucker list and started out to sell his worthless stock.

骗子拿到易上钩者的名单,就开始向他们发售那些无价值的货物.

worthless 同义词

15 没用

bum

21 不中用的

dud

24 不值钱的

picayune bodger mouldy valueless

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