Pronunciation: /əˈwɔrd/
noun a prize or other mark of recognition given in honor of an achievement
A1 She won an award for best student in her class.
A2 The award ceremony will take place next week.
B1 He received an award for his outstanding contribution to the community.
B2 The prestigious award was presented to the scientist for her groundbreaking research.
C1 The award ceremony was attended by many prominent figures in the industry.
C2 Winning the award was a defining moment in her career.
verb to give or present an award
A1 She awarded him with a gold medal for his excellent performance.
A2 The teacher awarded the student a certificate for perfect attendance.
B1 The company awarded its employees for their hard work with bonuses.
B2 The film was awarded multiple Oscars for its outstanding direction and acting.
C1 The scientist was awarded the Nobel Prize for his groundbreaking research in physics.
C2 The artist was awarded a prestigious fellowship for her contributions to contemporary art.
formal The committee will announce the recipient of the prestigious award at the ceremony.
informal I heard Sarah won the award for best employee of the month.
slang Dude, did you see that sick award John got for his skateboarding skills?
figurative His hard work and dedication finally paid off with the award he received.
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