Pronunciation: /wɜːrθ/
noun the value or importance of something
A1 Money is worth a lot to some people.
A2 The necklace was worth more than she expected.
B1 The antique vase has a high market worth.
B2 The company's reputation is worth protecting at all costs.
C1 The worth of his contributions to the project cannot be understated.
C2 The painting's artistic worth is recognized by art critics worldwide.
adjective having value or merit
A1 This book is worth reading.
A2 The movie was worth watching.
B1 The new restaurant is definitely worth a visit.
B2 The concert tickets were worth the high price.
C1 The investment turned out to be worth the risk.
C2 The rare painting was worth millions at auction.
preposition used to indicate the value of something in terms of money or effort
A1 This book is worth reading.
A2 The movie was worth watching.
B1 The trip to Paris was worth the cost.
B2 The new restaurant in town is definitely worth trying.
C1 The investment in the company proved to be worth the risk.
C2 The antique painting turned out to be worth a fortune.
formal The house is definitely worth the asking price.
informal This movie is so worth watching, trust me.
slang That concert was totally worth it, dude.
figurative The experience of traveling to a new country is worth its weight in gold.
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