WORTH - Αγγλικά-Ισπανικά μετάφραση

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αγγλικά

ισπανικά

I. worth [αμερικ wərθ, βρετ wəːθ] ΕΠΊΘ pred

1. worth (equal in value to):

to be worth

valer

it's worth a lot more than I paid for it

vale mucho más de lo que pagué por él

it's a nice coat, but it isn't worth the money

el abrigo es bonito, pero no como para pagar ese precio

goods worth £5, 000 were stolen

robaron mercancías por valor de 5.000 libras

she must be worth millions

debe ser millonaria

he was worth $20 million when he died

cuando murió tenía una fortuna de 20 millones de dólares

how much is it worth for me to keep quiet about it?

¿cuánto me dan por no decir nada?

it's more than my job's worth to let you in

estoy arriesgando el puesto si te dejo entrar

she's worth ten of you

vale diez veces más que tú

it's worth nothing to me

para mí no vale nada

they ran for all they were worth

corrieron con todas sus fuerzas or a más no poder

for what it's worth

por si sirve de algo

this is my opinion, for what it's worth

esta es mi opinión, si es que a alguien le interesa

2. worth (worthy of):

the museum is worth a visit

vale or merece la pena visitar el museo

it's worth a try

vale or merece la pena intentarlo

it's well worth the risk

bien vale or merece la pena correr el riesgo

I don't think it's worth waiting for her any longer

creo que no vale la pena esperarla más

it might be worth checking whether they've received it

convendría comprobar si lo han recibido

it's not worth the trouble or the effort

no vale or no merece la pena molestarse

that's worth knowing

es bueno saberlo

don't argue with them, it isn't worth it

no discutas con ellos, no vale or no merece la pena

don't let him upset you, he isn't worth it

no te amargues por él, no vale la pena

it's not worth my while going into town for that

no me vale la pena or me compensa ir al centro para eso

it could be worth your while to make a friend of him

te convendría hacerte amigo suyo

you keep an eye on him, and I'll make it worth your while

tú vigílalo, que yo ya te compensaré

it doesn't make the trip worth his while

no le vale la pena or no le compensa hacer el viaje

if a job's worth doing, it's worth doing well

si se hace un trabajo, hay que hacerlo bien

II. worth [αμερικ wərθ, βρετ wəːθ] ΟΥΣ U

1. worth (equivalent):

$2, 000 dollars' worth of furniture

muebles por valor de 2.000 dólares

three years' worth of hard work

tres años de duro trabajo

2. worth:

worth (of thing)

valor αρσ

worth (of person)

valía θηλ

to prove one's worth

demostrar su (or mi etc.) valía

the car proved its worth on the long journey

en ese largo viaje nos dimos cuenta de lo bueno que era el coche

self-worth [αμερικ ˈˌsɛlf ˈwərθ, βρετ] ΟΥΣ U

self-worth

autoestima θηλ

it's not worth one red cent

no vale un céntimo

it's not worth one red cent

no vale un peso or centavo λατινοαμερ

it's not worth one red cent

no vale un duro Ισπ οικ

inestimable value/worth

inestimable

inestimable value/worth

inapreciable

not to have/be worth a brass farthing παρωχ

no tener/no valer un céntimo or un centavo

ισπανικά

αγγλικά

activo neto

net worth

un hombre valioso

a man of great worth

premios millonarios

prizes worth millions

valía

worth

un joven de gran valía

a young man of great worth

un hombre de su valía

a man of his ability o worth

vale más el continente que el contenido

the container is worth more than the contents

στο λεξικό PONS

αγγλικά

ισπανικά

I. worth [wɜ:θ, αμερικ wɜ:rθ] ΟΥΣ χωρίς πλ

1. worth (excellence, importance):

worth of a person

valía θηλ

worth of a thing

valor αρσ

to prove one's worth

demostrar su valía

to be of great/little worth to sb

tener gran/poco valor para alguien

2. worth (monetary value):

a pound's worth of apples

una libra de manzanas

4 million pounds worth of gift items

objetos de regalo por valor de 4 millones de libras

to get one's money's worth from sth

sacar partido a algo

of comparable worth

de precio similar

a month's/three hour's worth of work

un mes/tres horas de trabajo

3. worth (wealth):

worth

fortuna θηλ

II. worth [wɜ:θ, αμερικ wɜ:rθ] ΕΠΊΘ

1. worth a. ΕΜΠΌΡ, ΧΡΗΜΑΤΙΣΤ, ΟΙΚΟΝ:

to be worth ...

valer...

it is worth about £200 000

está valorado en unas 200 000 libras

it's worth a lot to me

tiene mucho valor para mí

to be worth millions οικ

ser millonario

2. worth (significant enough, useful):

to be worth ...

merecer...

to be worth a mention

ser digno de mención

it's not worth arguing about!

¡no vale la pena discutir por eso!

it is worth seeing

es digno de ver

it's worth remembering that ...

conviene recordar que...

it is (well) worth a listen/visit

merece la pena escucharlo/visitarlo

it's worth a try

vale la pena intentarlo

ιδιωτισμοί:

to be worth sb's while it isn't worth my while

no me compensa

to make sth worth sb's while

compensar a alguien por algo

if a thing is worth doing, it's worth doing well παροιμ

lo que se hace hay que hacerlo bien παροιμ

to do sth for all one's worth

hacer algo con todas sus fuerzas

for what it's worth οικ

por si sirve de algo

to be (well) worth it

valer la pena

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self-worth ΟΥΣ

self-worth

autoestima θηλ

to be not worth a fig

no valer nada

to take away from the importance/worth of sth

restar importancia/mérito a algo

ισπανικά

αγγλικά

valía

worth

digno de fe

worth believing in

digno de mención

worth mentioning

digno de ver

worth seeing

digno de mención

worth mentioning

no valer un comino

not to be worth anything

mérito

worth

valer un tesoro

to be worth a fortune

στο λεξικό PONS

αγγλικά

ισπανικά

I. worth [wɜrθ] ΟΥΣ

1. worth (excellence, importance):

worth of a person

valía θηλ

worth of a thing

valor αρσ

to prove one's worth

demostrar su valía

to be of great/little worth to sb

tener gran/poco valor para alguien

2. worth (monetary value):

4 thousand dollars worth of gift items

objetos de regalo por valor de 4.000 dólares

to get one's money's worth from sth

sacar partido a algo

of comparable worth

de precio similar

a month's/three hour's worth of work

un mes/tres horas de trabajo

3. worth (wealth):

worth

fortuna θηλ

II. worth [wɜrθ] ΕΠΊΘ

1. worth a. ΕΜΠΌΡ, ΧΡΗΜΑΤΙΣΤ, ΟΙΚΟΝ:

to be worth...

valer...

it is worth about $200 000

está valorado en unos 200.000 dólares

it's worth a lot to me

tiene mucho valor para mí

to be worth millions οικ

ser millonario

2. worth (significant enough, useful):

to be worth...

merecer...

to be worth a mention

ser digno de mención

it's not worth arguing about!

¡no vale la pena discutir por eso!

it is worth seeing

es digno de ver

it's worth remembering that...

conviene recordar que...

it is (well) worth a listen/visit

merece la pena escucharlo/visitarlo

it's worth a try

vale la pena intentarlo

ιδιωτισμοί:

to be worth sb's while it isn't worth my while

no me compensa

to make sth worth sb's while

compensar a alguien por algo

if a thing is worth doing, it's worth doing well παροιμ

lo que se hace hay que hacerlo bien παροιμ

to do sth for all one's worth

hacer algo con todas sus fuerzas

for what it's worth οικ

por si sirve de algo

to be (well) worth it

valer la pena

to be not worth a fig

no valer nada

to take away from the importance/worth of sth

restar importancia/mérito a algo

ισπανικά

αγγλικά

valía

worth

endocalidad

inner worth no πλ

digno de fe

worth believing in

digno de mención

worth mentioning

digno de ver

worth seeing

digno de mención

worth mentioning

no valer un comino οικ

not to be worth anything

mérito (valor)

worth

valer un tesoro

to be worth a fortune

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