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| 81. | He is worthy of the honour. |
| 他无愧于这一殊荣。 |
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| 82. | Be worthy of; be deserving of |
| 值得 |
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| 83. | worthy of blame or criticism;bad |
| 该受责备或批评的;坏的 |
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| 84. | The demeanor is worthy of seeing |
| 容止可观 |
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| 85. | That thought is worthy of investigation. |
| 上述那个想法是值得去研究一番的。 |
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| 86. | to be worthy of the name |
| 名实相副 |
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| 87. | not worthy of reliance or trust. |
| 不值得依靠或者信任。 |
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| 88. | Come, speak, my worthy Corsican, speak!" |
| 说话呀，我尊敬的科西嘉人，说呀 |
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| 89. | an enemy worthy of one's steel. |
| 值得与之较量的劲敌. |
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| 90. | The aged worthy of the heaven |
| 太上老君 |
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