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1 worthy
{'wə:ði}
I. 1. заслужаващ (to с inf)
достоен (of за)
a cause WORTHY of support/to be supported кауза, която заслужава подкрепа/да бъде подкрепена
a man who is WORTHY to have a place in Parliament човек, който заслужава да бъде член на парламента
2. подходящ, подобаващ, съответствуващ, достоен, способен
in words WORTHY of/ocт. WORTHY the occasion с подходящи за случая думи
he is not WORTHY of her той не е достоен за нея/не я заслужава
3. честен, почтен, добър, уважаем, достопочтен (често ирон.)
4. в съчет. в изправност, годен
sea WORTHY годен за плаване (за кораб)
road WORTHY в изправност (за превозно средство), заслужаващ, достоен за
blame/praise WORTHY заслужаващ укор/похвала
note WORTHY заслужаващ да бъде отбелязан
II. 1. ост. достоен/виден/прочут човек, знаменитост
2. шег., ирон. персона, особа* * *{'wъ:i} а 1. заслужаващ (to с inf); достоен (of за); a cause (2) {'wъ:i} n 1. ост. достоен/виден/прочут човек, знаменитост* * *удобен;* * *1. a cause worthy of support/to be supported кауза, която заслужава подкрепа/да бъде подкрепена 2. a man who is worthy to have a place in parliament човек, който заслужава да бъде член на парламента 3. blame/praise worthy заслужаващ укор/похвала 4. he is not worthy of her той не е достоен за нея/не я заслужава 5. i. заслужаващ (to с inf) 6. ii. ост. достоен/виден/прочут човек, знаменитост 7. in words worthy of/ocт. worthy the occasion с подходящи за случая думи 8. note worthy заслужаващ да бъде отбелязан 9. road worthy в изправност (за превозно средство), заслужаващ, достоен за 10. sea worthy годен за плаване (за кораб) 11. в съчет. в изправност, годен 12. достоен (of за) 13. подходящ, подобаващ, съответствуващ, достоен, способен 14. честен, почтен, добър, уважаем, достопочтен (често ирон.) 15. шег., ирон. персона, особа* * *worthy[´wə:ði] I. adj 1. достоен; който заслужава (of, to c inf); \worthy of consideration, \worthy to be considered който заслужава да се обмисли (вземе предвид); it is \worthy of note that заслужава да се отбележи, че; 2. достоен, съответен, подобаващ, подходящ, удобен, способен; words \worthy (of) the occasion подобаващи за случая думи; FONT face=Times_Deutsch◊ adv worthily; 3. честен, почетен, достопочтен, добър; а \worthy citizen почетен, достоен гражданин; he has lived a \worthy life той живя честно; 4. в съчет. готов, в изправност; sea \worthy с добри мореходни качества (за кораб, лодка и под.); quote-\worthy който може да бъде цитиран; II. n 1. ост. достоен (виден, прочут, знаменит) човек, знаменитост; 2. шег. особа.
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