英语词汇prize怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ prize /ˈpraɪz/ noun

plural prizes

¹ prize

/ˈpraɪz/

noun

plural prizes

Learner's definition of PRIZE

[count]

: something that is won in a contest or given as an award奖；奖金；奖品

$500 was the prize for first place.第一名的奖金是500美元。
She won a prize for guessing correctly how many jelly beans there were in the jar.她因猜中了罐中的果冻豆数量而获了奖。
He won first/second/third prize.他获得了一等/二等/三等奖。
The grand prize [=the best prize] of the drawing went to his daughter.他女儿赢得了绘画比赛的最高奖项。

: something that is very valuable or desirable and that is difficult to get极有价值的东西；珍品

This picture would be the prize of any museum's collection.这幅画在任何一个博物馆的藏品中都将是珍品。

² prize /ˈpraɪz/ adjective

² prize

/ˈpraɪz/

adjective

Learner's definition of PRIZE

always used before a noun

a : given as an award or prize作为奖品的

prize money奖金

b : winning a prize获奖的

a prize [=(more commonly) prizewinning] essay获奖论文
the prize pig获奖的猪

: very good or impressive : deserving an award or prize非常棒的；应获奖的

Dad brought back his prize catch, a three-foot striped bass.老爸带回了他超棒的捕获物，一条三英尺长的条纹鲈鱼。
a prize student出类拔萃的学生

British, informal : real or complete真实的；完全的

I felt a prize fool for making such a stupid mistake.犯了一个如此低级的错误，我感到自己真是个大笨蛋。

³ prize /ˈpraɪz/ verb

prizes; prized; prizing

³ prize

/ˈpraɪz/

verb

prizes; prized; prizing

Learner's definition of PRIZE

[+ object]

: to value (someone or something) very highly珍视

I know that you prize our friendship.我知道你非常珍视我们的友谊。

Synonyms see: appreciate

— compare ⁴prize

⁴ prize (US) verb

or British prise /ˈpraɪz/

prizes; prized; prizing

⁴ prize (US)

verb

or British prise /ˈpraɪz/

prizes; prized; prizing

Learner's definition of PRIZE

[+ object] somewhat formal

: to open or move (something) with a tool撬；撬开

I tried to prize [=(US) pry] the lid off the jar.我试图把罐子盖撬开。
She prized the door open with the crowbar.她用撬棍把门撬开了。

— often used figuratively常用作比喻

He tried to prize the information out of me. [=he tried to force me to give him the information]他想要从我嘴里逼问出这个信息。

— compare ³prize

单词	prize
释义	prize (adjective) prize (verb) prize (verb) prize 11 ENTRIES FOUND: prize (noun) prize (adjective) prize (verb) prize (verb) prized (adjective) prize-giving (noun) booby prize (noun) consolation prize (noun) door prize (noun) Nobel Prize (noun) Pulitzer Prize (noun) ¹ prize /ˈpraɪz/ noun plural prizes ¹ prize /ˈpraɪz/ noun plural prizes Learner's definition of PRIZE [count] 1 : something that is won in a contest or given as an award奖；奖金；奖品 $500 was the prize for first place.第一名的奖金是500美元。 She won a prize for guessing correctly how many jelly beans there were in the jar.她因猜中了罐中的果冻豆数量而获了奖。 He won first/second/third prize.他获得了一等/二等/三等奖。 The grand prize [=the best prize] of the drawing went to his daughter.他女儿赢得了绘画比赛的最高奖项。 — see also booby prize, consolation prize, door prize, nobel prize, pulitzer prize 2 : something that is very valuable or desirable and that is difficult to get极有价值的东西；珍品 This picture would be the prize of any museum's collection.这幅画在任何一个博物馆的藏品中都将是珍品。 ² prize /ˈpraɪz/ adjective ² prize /ˈpraɪz/ adjective Learner's definition of PRIZE always used before a noun 1 a : given as an award or prize作为奖品的 prize money奖金 b : winning a prize获奖的 a prize [=(more commonly) prizewinning] essay获奖论文 the prize pig获奖的猪 2 : very good or impressive : deserving an award or prize非常棒的；应获奖的 Dad brought back his prize catch, a three-foot striped bass.老爸带回了他超棒的捕获物，一条三英尺长的条纹鲈鱼。 a prize student出类拔萃的学生 3 British, informal : real or complete真实的；完全的 I felt a prize fool for making such a stupid mistake.犯了一个如此低级的错误，我感到自己真是个大笨蛋。 ³ prize /ˈpraɪz/ verb prizes; prized; prizing ³ prize /ˈpraɪz/ verb prizes; prized; prizing Learner's definition of PRIZE [+ object] : to value (someone or something) very highly珍视 I know that you prize our friendship.我知道你非常珍视我们的友谊。 Synonyms see: appreciate — compare ⁴prize ⁴ prize (US) verb or British prise /ˈpraɪz/ prizes; prized; prizing ⁴ prize (US) verb or British prise /ˈpraɪz/ prizes; prized; prizing Learner's definition of PRIZE [+ object] somewhat formal : to open or move (something) with a tool撬；撬开 I tried to prize [=(US) pry] the lid off the jar.我试图把罐子盖撬开。 She prized the door open with the crowbar.她用撬棍把门撬开了。 — often used figuratively常用作比喻 He tried to prize the information out of me. [=he tried to force me to give him the information]他想要从我嘴里逼问出这个信息。 — compare ³prize
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