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1 worthless
adjective (of no value: worthless old coins.) sin valor, inútil, despreciableworthless adj sin valor / que no vale nadatr['wɜːɵləs]1 (gen) sin valor2 (useless) inútil, sin ningún valor3 (person) despreciableworthless ['wərɵləs] adj1) : sin valorworthless trinkets: chucherías sin valor2) useless: inútiladj.• baladí adj.• despreciable adj.• follón, -ona adj.• indigno, -a adj.• inútil adj.• nimio, -a adj.• nulo, -a adj.• ruinoso, -a adj.• sin valor adj.'wɜːrθləs, 'wɜːθlɪsto be worthless — no tener* ningún valor, no valer* nada
['wɜːθlɪs]ADJ (=of no monetary value) sin ningún valor; (=useless) inútil; (=despicable) despreciable* * *['wɜːrθləs, 'wɜːθlɪs]to be worthless — no tener* ningún valor, no valer* nada
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2 scum
1) (dirty foam that forms on the surface of a liquid: The pond was covered with (a) scum.) espuma2) (bad, worthless people: People of that sort are the scum of the earth.) escoriatr[skʌm]\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLthe scum of the earth la escoria de la sociedadscum ['skʌm] n1) froth: espuma f, nata f2) : verdín m (encima de un líquido)n.• escoria s.f.• hez s.f.• verdín s.m.• zupia s.f.skʌm1) u ( on liquid) capa f de suciedad2) (colloq)a) ( people) escoria fb) ( individual)[skʌm]N3) ***pej = scumbag* * *[skʌm]1) u ( on liquid) capa f de suciedad2) (colloq)a) ( people) escoria fb) ( individual)
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