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1 put in one's two cents' worth
вставить свои пять копеек (лезть с замечаниями, комментариями)Can I put in my two cents' worth? — Sure, go ahead — put your two cents in.
Англо-русский словарь идиом и фразовых глаголов > put in one's two cents' worth
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2 worth
I [wɜːθ] 1. сущ.1) ценность, значение, значимостьstudy of great worth — исследование, имеющее важное значение
of no worth — не имеющий никакой ценности, никчёмный
You can read this book and judge its worth for yourself. — Вы можете прочитать эту книгу и решить сами, чего она стоит.
2) достоинствоman of worth — достойный, заслуживающий уважения человек
3) цена, стоимость, (денежная) сумма10,000 pounds' worth of product — товар на сумму десять тысяч фунтов
The necklace is of no real worth. — Ожерелье на самом деле ничего не стоит.
- net worthWe now import 20 million dollars' worth of olive oil a year. — В настоящее время мы ежегодно импортируем оливкового масла на 20 миллионов долларов.
4) состояние, доход, богатствоHis personal worth has jumped from $59bn a year ago to $85bn. — За год его личное состояние выросло с 59-ти до 85-ти миллиардов долларов.
First published in 1945, his Ficciones compressed several centuries' worth of philosophy and poetry. — Его "Вымышленные рассказы", впервые опубликованные в 1945 г., сконцентрировали в себе многовековое богатство философской мысли и поэзии.
5) запас (чего-л.)As they talked, Lawrence grew more animated and angry at Oppie - a generation's worth of personal slights and suspicions coming to the fore. — В процессе разговора Лоренс всё больше раздражался и злился на Опи: весь запас пренебрежения и подозрительности, накопленный его поколением, так и рвался наружу.
••2. прил.; предик.to put in one's two cents' worth амер.; разг. — встрять в разговор, вставить свои "пять копеек"
1) стоящий, имеющий стоимостьIt is worth much more than I paid for it. — Это стоит намного больше, чем я заплатил.
2) достойный, заслуживающийIt is worth the reader's attention. — Это заслуживает внимания читателей.
This play is worth seeing. — Эту пьесу стоит посмотреть.
If a job is worth doing, it is worth doing properly. — Если дело стоит делать, его стоит делать как следует.
He is worth over a million. — Его состояние больше миллиона.
••- for what it's worth II [wɜːθ] гл.; уст.1) случаться, происходить- Well worth the day!2) становиться3) следовать, надлежать
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