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net
Noun
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A net is a thing made of ropes or string that lets small things through but keeps big things in.
I forgot my fishing net. What will we use to catch fish now?
The tennis player hit the ball into the net.
net
Verb
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To net something is to catch it in a net.
He netted a big fish.
assets
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noun
anything of material value or usefulness that is owned by a person or company
worth
Adjective
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If mathx/math is worth mathy/math, mathx/math has the value of mathy/math, usually in money.
The painting is worth over $1 million.
The house is worth $20000.
Excuse me, how much is this ring worth?
The car is fifteen years old and isn't worth much anymore.
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If something is worth doing, or is worth it, there is value in doing it. It's not a waste of time.
It's not worth washing now 'cause it'll just get dirty again later.
This is important, so it's worth taking your time to get it right.
worth
Noun
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The worth of something is its value.
I just bought $8,000 worth of gold.
Its worth is dropping every day.