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Agreement with Russia is worth nothing more than the price of the paper on which it is writtenдоговор с Россией стоит не дороже бумаги, на которой он подписан (amorgen)
an ounce of practice is worth a pound of theoryдень практики стоит года теории
be not worth a hill of beansвыеденного яйца не стоить (igisheva)
be not worth a hill of beansломаного гроша не стоить (igisheva)
have a strong sense of self-worthзнать себе цену (Alex_Odeychuk)
not worth a pinch of coon's shitмаловажный (Tiana_b)
not worth a pinch of coon's shitневажный (only CANADIAN, not to be used in USA (coon in USA is a slang for a coloured man) Tiana_b)
worth a tip of the hatдостойно признательности (tip of the hat (plural tips of the hat): (idiomatic) A gesture of acknowledgement; often, an expression of gratitude; originally by doffing one's hat. Synonyms: hat tip, tip of the Stetson: Seaver is worth a tip of the hat as a character who helped liberate TV dads from the prison of always being right and always being serious. • So when the law gets enforced properly—and the workplace is made safer and more equal for everyone—it is worth a tip of the hat. • Первый тираж в количестве 140 экземпляров она отпечатала полностью на свои средства, что достойно признательности. 'More)
worth a tip of the hatстоит снять шляпу (Перед Жаком Брюнелем стоит снять шляпу за дисциплину, которую он прививает в сборной. • It's not an easy thing to do, and worth a tip of the hat for that quality all by itself. But Travis doesn't stop there. taiasergeeva)