worthwhile 的定义
- such as to repay one's time, attention, interest, work, trouble, etc.: a worthwhile book.
worthwhile 近义词
helpful
更多worthwhile例句
- What’s harder, and what would have made for a more worthwhile film, is to explain why such vapidity appeals to young people.
- I got to wondering whether the field of economics had anything worthwhile to say about disgust.
- Once you’ve sized up the risk to yourself and others and still think it’s worthwhile to submit potential evidence to the proper authorities, be strategic.
- Buccaneers Coach Bruce Arians also struggles to be a worthwhile betting interest.
- Every few years, it can be worthwhile to change or upgrade hosting to faster infrastructure.
- Whatever else may have been on the viewing docket, this is more worthwhile.
- The most worthwhile things in life rarely come easy, this is a lesson I've always known.
- Dr. Saltz also believes confronting the uncomfortable realities of your past can be worthwhile.
- Obama instead attended a pair of political fundraisers, though one was for Sen. Dick Durbin and was unquestionably worthwhile.
- The final requirement of a great director is that he has something worthwhile to say.
- "They'll sell their lives for something worthwhile, tonight," said Holaf into my ear, as we set off on their trail.
- Ann makes many new, worthwhile friends during her first year at Forest Hill College.
- Because more worthwhile information was gathered for some species than others, the length and completeness of the accounts vary.
- Somehow, since I've talked so much with Mr. McPhearson, learning things seems more worthwhile.
- Always there was some really worthwhile present about which endless whispering and the greatest secrecy was maintained.