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1 he is (not) worth his salt
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2 he's not worth his salt
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3 worth
n. Worth, dorp in Illinois (V.S.); stad in Missoure (V.S.); streek in Georgia (V.S.)worth1[ wə:θ] 〈zelfstandig naamwoord; alleen enkelvoud〉2 markt/tegenwaarde♦voorbeelden:of great/little/no worth • van grote/geringe/geen waarde————————worth21 waard♦voorbeelden:1 land worth 100,000 dollars • land met een waarde van 100.000 dollarwhat's your old man worth? • hoeveel bezit jouw vader?any biologist worth the name • iedere bioloog van enige naamit is worth (one's) while • het is de moeite waardworth seeing • bezienswaardigit's well worth doing • het loont ruimschoots de moeitefor what it's worth • voor wat het waard isit's worth it • het is de moeite waard¶ not worth the paper it is printed/written on • zonde van het papier, waardeloosnot worth a red cent • geen cent waardhe is (not) worth his salt • hij is zijn geld (niet) waarda trick worth two of that • een beter middelmake it worth your while • het de moeite waard maken voor jefor all one is worth • uit alle macht -
4 salt
n. Salt-besprekingen (besprekingen tussen de grote mogendheden over kernwapenbeperking)salt1[ so:lt] 〈 zelfstandig naamwoord〉3 geestigheid ⇒ pikantheid, smaak♦voorbeelden:he's not worth his salt • hij is het zout in de pap niet waard————————salt2〈bijvoeglijk naamwoord; saltness〉1 zout ⇒ zout(acht)ig, zilt♦voorbeelden:————————salt3〈 werkwoord〉1 zouten ⇒ pekelen, inmaken♦voorbeelden:¶ he's got quite some money salted away/down • hij heeft aardig wat geld opgepot/opzij gelegd
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