形容词

1. She is willing to donate money to a worthy cause.
她愿为高尚的事业捐款。

2. She is worthy to receive such honor.
她应该得到此荣誉。

3. He is worthy to have a place in the team.
他配成为该球队的队员。

4. He is worthy of our praise.
他值得我们表扬。

名词

1. The local worthies all sat on the platform.
地方名流都坐在台上。

1. 值得的：人在这种社会中并通过这种社会可以发展出一种值得的(worthy)文化,这种文化能够维持和不断改进其自身,直到我们地球的进化开始其下降过程,于是宇宙过程将恢复其统治;而自然状态将再次在我们星球表面上取得优势.

2. 有价值的：情感诉求永远是人际关系最好的催化剂,卡内基训练机构创办人戴尔卡内基(DaleCarnegie)曾说过,人们内心最渴望获得3种情感的肯定:觉得自己是受喜爱的(loveable)、有能力的(capable)、有价值的(worthy).

3. 优秀的;值得的：altogether完全;总计 | worthy 优秀的;值得的 | game 总称猎物;游戏,比赛

4. 有价值的,配得上的：worth 值,价值 | worthy 有价值的,配得上的 | wound 创伤,创口

1. 值得…的;应该获得…的
If a person or thing is worthy of something, they deserve it because they have the qualities or abilities required.

e.g. The bank might think you're worthy of a loan...
银行也许会认为你具备贷款的条件。
e.g. The Minister says the idea is worthy of consideration...
部长说这个想法值得考虑。

noun

1. an important, honorable person (word is often used humorously)

e.g. he told his story to some conservative worthies
local worthies rarely challenged the chief constable