prize
美:/praɪz/
英:/praɪz/
n.:
奖；奖品；奖金；奖赏
adj.:
好得足以得奖的；应获奖的；优秀的；典范性的
v.:
珍视；高度重视
网络:
奖项；珍贵的；领奖
词形变换: (复数) prizes (现在分词) prizing (过去式) prized
例句
1.
Nobel may have been hesitant to compete with this established prize by creating one of his own.
诺贝尔可能觉得对设立一个新的数学奖会与国王的数学奖形成竞争，因此犹豫不决。
2.
In 2009, her novel Atemschaukel was nominated for the German Book Prize (Deutscher Buchpreis) and is now among the six finalists.
2009年，她的小说《Atemschaukel》被“德国图书奖”提名并且已经入围六强。
3.
There are fanciers all over the U. K. breeding prize winners at all levels of competition Club, Federation, Classic &Nationals.
她全英国的鸽迷生育出每个级别的获奖者，比如俱乐部赛，联合会赛，传统赛和国家赛。
4.
There was no guarantee that Mittag-Leffler would have been a recipient of a Nobel Prize in mathematics.
如果有这个奖项的话，毫无疑问，米塔格-莱弗勒将是诺贝尔数学奖得主。
5.
Eagleburger believes President Obama received the peace prize because his world view coincides with that of the Nobel Committee.
伊格伯格认为，奥巴马之所以获得和平奖，是因为他对世界的看法与诺贝尔评审会不谋而合。
6.
And when he won a collegiateliterary prize, Norman Mailer knew that his true calling was as a writer.
并且，当他赢得了学院的文学奖后，诺曼.梅勒认识到他的真正使命是要做一名作家。
7.
At a press conference, Obama said he was humbled by the decision of the committee to award him the prize.
在新闻发布会上，奥巴马称他对于获颁这一奖项无比荣幸。
8.
He said that nothing prevented nations from using a prize fund or other alternatives to patents to incentivize innovation.
他说，没有任何规定防止各国利用奖金或其他专利替代品来鼓励创新。
9.
It's not until 1922 that they finally announced the Nobel Prize and one of the ironies he never gets it from the theory of relativity.
之后直到1922年，他们终于宣布诺贝尔奖，他从来没有从相对论中得到过任何嘲讽。
10.
The olive wreath was the only one official award for ancient Olympic champions and was generally acknowledged as the most honorable prize.
橄榄枝花环是授予古代奥运会冠军的唯一奖品，并且一般被认为是代表最高荣誉的奖品。