1 N-COUNT 奖励;奖赏 A reward is something that you are given, for example because you have behaved well, worked hard, or provided a service to the community. 奖励;奖赏
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A bonus of up to 5 per cent can be added to a pupil's final exam marks as a reward for good spelling, punctuation and grammar.
小学生期末考试的分数最多可以加5分，作为对其拼写、标点和语法正确的奖励。
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He was given the job as a reward for running a successful leadership bid. [+ for]
因为成功组织了领导职位竞选活动，他得到了这份工作。
2 N-COUNT 赏金;赏格 A reward is a sum of money offered to anyone who can give information about lost or stolen property or about someone who is wanted by the police. 赏金;赏格
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The firm last night offered a £10,000 reward for information leading to the conviction of the killer. [+ for]
昨晚这家公司悬赏 1万英镑，寻找能将凶手定罪的证据。
SYN payment, return, benefit, profit
3 VERB 奖赏;奖励;酬谢 If you do something and are rewarded with a particular benefit, you receive that benefit as a result of doing that thing. 奖赏;奖励;酬谢 [Also VERB n]
4 N-COUNT [usually plural] 报答;回报;酬谢 The rewards of something are the benefits that you receive as a result of doing or having that thing. 报答;回报;酬谢
5 VERB 值得（付出时间或精力） If you say that something rewards your attention or effort, you mean that it is worth spending time or effort on it. 值得（付出时间或精力） [formal]
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The compression and density make this a difficult book to read, but it richly rewards the effort. [VERB noun]
这本书内容丰富，思想深刻，很难读懂，但是非常值得一读。
ThesaurusWord Partnership
| Thesaurus | reward Also look up: |
| N. | bonus, prize; (ant.) punishment 1 |
| Word Partnership | Use reward with: |
| N. | reward for good behaviour, risk and reward 1 reward for information 2 |
| VERB. | give someone a reward, offer a reward 1 2 |
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