prize — an award given as a reward for achievement or winning a competition
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: an award given as a reward for achievement or winning a competition
Pronunciation (IPA): /praɪz/
Korean meaning: 상, 상품, 상금
Korean pronunciation: **프라**이즈
Example Sentences
- The math genius won every prize except the one for being humble.
- My grandmother's recipe is my most prized possession.
- He entered the lottery hoping to win the grand prize of a year's supply of kimchi.
prize
NOUN//praɪz//
an award given as a reward for achievement or winning a competition
an award given as a reward for achievement or winning a competition
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Origin
From Old French 'prise' meaning 'a taking or capture,' derived from Latin 'prehendere' meaning 'to seize or grasp.' The word evolved to mean something taken or seized, and later came to mean a reward or award.
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“The math genius won every prize except the one for being humble.”
“My grandmother's recipe is my most prized possession.”
“He entered the lottery hoping to win the grand prize of a year's supply of kimchi.”
“The school prizes academic excellence and creativity equally.”
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