worthless

worthless
adjective (of no value: worthless old coins.) sin valor, inútil, despreciable
worthless adj sin valor / que no vale nada
worthless
tr['wɜːɵləs]
adjective
1 (gen) sin valor
2 (useless) inútil, sin ningún valor
this contract is worthless este contrato es papel mojado
3 (person) despreciable
worthless ['wərɵləs] adj
1) : sin valor
worthless trinkets: chucherías sin valor
2) useless: inútil
worthless
adj.
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, 'wɜːθlɪs
adjective <object> sin ningún valor; <person> despreciable

to be worthless — no tener* ningún valor, no valer* nada

['wɜːθlɪs]
ADJ (=of no monetary value) sin ningún valor; (=useless) inútil; (=despicable) despreciable

the painting was quite worthless — la pintura apenas tenía ningún valor

a worthless individual — un tipo despreciable

* * *
['wɜːrθləs, 'wɜːθlɪs]
adjective <object> sin ningún valor; <person> despreciable

to be worthless — no tener* ningún valor, no valer* nada


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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