zai3 dak1 gwo3䎺得過䎺得过

Jyutpingzai3 dak1 gwo3
Yalejai dāk gwo

Definition

Worthwhile, worth doing, or cost-effective.

colloquialmoneydaily actions

How it's used

Focuses on the trade off between cost, effort, or time versus the eventual benefit. It is frequently used in casual decision making when weighing options, often appearing at the end of a sentence to summarize a judgment. Unlike formal terms for value, it carries a sense of practical, street smart calculation.

Examples

The pay for this job is high, it is actually quite worthwhile.

Related words

Common phrases

worth considering

Common mistake

Do not confuse this with the simple adjective 抵, which usually refers to a good bargain or low price. 䎺得過 is broader and applies to situations where you are evaluating whether the effort or risk involved is justified by the outcome.

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