/praɪz ||; praɪz/noun
[C] something of value that is given to sb who is successful in a race, competition, game, etc (优胜者所得的)奖品,奖金:
She won first prize in the competition.她在比赛中赢得头奖。a prizewinning novel一部获奖的小说
prize²
/praɪz ||; praɪz/adj
(only before a noun 只用于名词前) winning, or good enough to win, a prize 获奖的;该获奖的:
a prize flower display获奖的花卉展品
prize³
/praɪz ||; praɪz/verb
[T] to consider sth to be very valuable 重视;珍视:
This picture is one of my most prized possessions.这幅画是我最珍视的财产之一。
prize1/praIz; praIz/n [C] something that is given to someone who is successful in a competition, race etc 奖赏﹔奖品: He won a prize of £3000. 他赢得了 3000 英镑的奖金。first/second/third etc prize First prize was a weekend for two in Paris. 头奖是巴黎周末二人游。BOOBY PRIZE
prize2adj [only before noun 仅用于名词前] good enough to win a prize 可获奖的﹐优等的: prize cattle 优等的牛
prize3v [T] to think that something is very important or valuable 高度重视﹐珍视: These coins are prized by collectors. 这些钱币很受收藏家的青睐。 —prized adj : our most prized possession 我们最宝贵的财产
prizeprizeprizesprizedprizingnounsomething that you give to the person who wins a game, race, etc.: I won first prize in the painting competition. Did you win a prize?