Pronunciation: /noʊ ˈpraɪzɪz fɔr ˈɡɛsɪŋ/
noun a word used to identify any of a class of people, places, or things
A1 No prizes for guessing who ate the last cookie.
A2 There are no prizes for guessing the answer to this riddle.
B1 No prizes for guessing which team will win the championship.
B2 There are no prizes for guessing the outcome of the experiment.
C1 No prizes for guessing the real reason behind his sudden resignation.
C2 There are no prizes for guessing the identity of the mystery guest at the party.
verb a word used to describe an action, state, or occurrence
A1 No prizes for guessing, I like pizza.
A2 No prizes for guessing, she will choose the blue dress.
B1 No prizes for guessing, the team will win the match.
B2 No prizes for guessing, they will announce the new product next month.
C1 No prizes for guessing, the company will merge with a competitor.
C2 No prizes for guessing, the government will implement new policies.
preposition a word used before a noun or pronoun to show its relationship to another word in the sentence
A1 No prizes for guessing, the sun rises in the east.
A2 No prizes for guessing who ate the last cookie.
B1 No prizes for guessing what the outcome of the experiment will be.
B2 No prizes for guessing why she was late again.
C1 No prizes for guessing how the company managed to stay profitable during the recession.
C2 No prizes for guessing where he hid the treasure.
formal There are no prizes for guessing the correct answer in this academic competition.
informal No prizes for guessing who ate the last slice of pizza.
slang There are no prizes for guessing where we're going tonight - it's always the same bar.
figurative No prizes for guessing that she will be the first one to arrive at the party.
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