Pronunciation: /praɪz/
noun a thing given as a reward to the winner of a competition or in recognition of an achievement
A1 She won a prize for being the best student in her class.
A2 The prize for the competition was a trip to Paris.
B1 Winning the Nobel Prize is a great achievement in the field of science.
B2 The grand prize for the raffle was a brand new car.
C1 The prestigious literary prize is awarded annually to outstanding authors.
C2 His groundbreaking research earned him the highest prize in his field.
verb none
A1 She prizess her new bicycle more than anything.
A2 He prizes his collection of stamps and coins.
B1 The company prizing innovation and creativity in its employees.
B2 The artist was prized for his unique style and technique.
C1 The prestigious award was prized by all in the industry.
C2 She was prized as the top performer in the competition.
adjective none
A1 She won a prize for the best costume at the school party.
A2 He received a prize for his outstanding performance in the competition.
B1 The company offers a prize package to the employee of the month.
B2 The prestigious literary prize is awarded to the most talented writers.
C1 The Nobel Prize is considered the highest international award for achievements in various fields.
C2 The artist was honored with a lifetime achievement prize for his contributions to the art world.
adverb none
A1 She won a prize for being the best student in her class.
A2 He received a prize for his outstanding performance in the competition.
B1 The company offered a cash prize for the employee with the highest sales.
B2 The artist was awarded a prestigious prize for her groundbreaking work in the art world.
C1 Winning the Nobel Prize is considered the highest honor in the field of science.
C2 The author's novel was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for its exceptional storytelling and writing style.
pronoun none
A1 I won a prize at the school talent show.
A2 She received a prize for being the top student in her class.
B1 The grand prize for the competition was a trip to Paris.
B2 Winning the Nobel Prize is considered the highest honor in the field of science.
C1 The prestigious literary prize is awarded annually to outstanding authors.
C2 Her groundbreaking research earned her the coveted Fields Medal prize.
preposition none
A1 I won a prize for coming first in the race.
A2 She received a prize for her outstanding performance in the play.
B1 The company offered a prize for the best marketing campaign.
B2 The artist was awarded a prize for her unique painting style.
C1 Winning the Nobel Prize is considered the highest honor in many fields.
C2 The prestigious literary prize was awarded to the author for her groundbreaking novel.
conjunction none
A1 I won a prize at the school talent show.
A2 She received a prize for being the top salesperson of the month.
B1 The grand prize for the raffle is a trip to Hawaii.
B2 Winning first place in the competition was the ultimate prize for all the hard work.
C1 The Nobel Prize is awarded to individuals who have made significant contributions to society.
C2 The prestigious literary prize was a testament to the author's talent and dedication.
interjection none
A1 Prize! I won first place in the drawing competition.
A2 Prize! The cake I baked won the best dessert award.
B1 Prize! My hard work finally paid off with a promotion.
B2 Prize! The scholarship I applied for was granted.
C1 Prize! Winning the Nobel Peace Prize was a humbling experience.
C2 Prize! Being recognized for my contributions to science was a dream come true.
article none
A1 She won a prize for being the best student in her class.
A2 The prize for the competition was a gift card to a local restaurant.
B1 Winning the first prize in the contest was a dream come true for him.
B2 The grand prize for the raffle was a luxury vacation to a tropical island.
C1 The Nobel Prize is one of the most prestigious awards in the world.
C2 She was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for her groundbreaking investigative journalism.
formal She was awarded the Nobel Prize for her groundbreaking research in medicine.
informal He won first prize in the science fair for his impressive project.
slang I heard she snagged the grand prize in the raffle at the school fundraiser.
figurative His promotion to manager was seen as a prize for his hard work and dedication to the company.
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