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| 61. | prove oneself worthy of confidence |
| 证明有信用，不负信赖 |
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| 62. | One's worthy service is elegant |
| 功勋彪炳 |
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| 63. | To be worthy or deserving. |
| 值得或应得 |
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| 64. | a matter worthy of note |
| 值得注意的事情 |
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| 65. | to a tolerably worthy extent. |
| 达到颇有价值的程度。 |
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| 66. | words worthy of the occasion |
| 适时的话 |
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| 67. | worthy progeny; a true son |
| 孝子贤孙 |
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| 68. | a worthy record of deeds |
| 有价值的成就记录 |
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| 69. | a person worthy of belief |
| 可以信得过的人 |
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| 70. | He's a very worthy man. |
| 他是个很可尊敬的男人。 |
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