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prize
premio
I. prize1 [ingl brit prʌɪz, ingl am praɪz] SOST
1. prize (award):
prize
first prize
cash prize
to win a prize
2. prize letter:
prize (valued object)
prize (reward for effort)
II. prize1 [ingl brit prʌɪz, ingl am praɪz] AGG
1. prize:
prize rose, vegetable, bull etc. (grown or bred for competitions)
prize (prize-winning)
prize (excellent) fig pupil
a prize example of
I felt like a prize idiot!
2. prize possession:
prize
III. prize1 [ingl brit prʌɪz, ingl am praɪz] VB vb trans (value)
prize independence, possession
IV. prize1 [ingl brit prʌɪz, ingl am praɪz] SOST
prize MILIT, NAUT
prize MILIT, NAUT
V. prize1 [ingl brit prʌɪz, ingl am praɪz]
prize2
prize → prise
prise [ingl brit prʌɪz, ingl am praɪz] VB vb trans
booby prize [ingl brit, ingl am ˈbubi ˌpraɪz] SOST
booby prize
prize day [ˈpraɪzdeɪ] SOST
prize day
prize ring [ingl am ˈpraɪz ˌrɪŋ] SOST (for boxing)
prize ring
prize draw [ˈpraɪzdrɔː] SOST
prize draw (for charity)
consolation prize SOST
prize-giving [ingl brit ˈprʌɪzɡɪvɪŋ, ingl am ˈpraɪzɡɪvɪŋ] SOST
prize-giving
prize money [ˈpraɪzˌmʌnɪ] SOST
prize money (for one prize)
Nobel Prize [ingl brit nəʊbɛlˈprʌɪz, ingl am ˌnoʊbɛl ˈpraɪz] SOST
premio m Nobel (for per)
before sost a Nobel Prize physicist
inglese
inglese
italiano
italiano
I. prize1 [praɪz] SOST
1. prize (in competition):
prize
to take home a prize
2. prize (reward):
prize
II. prize1 [praɪz] AGG
1. prize colloq (first-rate):
prize
2. prize (prizewinning):
prize
III. prize1 [praɪz] VB vb trans
prize
to prize sth highly
prize2 [praɪz] VB vb trans
prize → pry
pry2 [praɪ] VB vb trans
to pry sth off
to pry sth open
pry1 <pries, pried> [praɪ] VB vb intr (be nosy)
to pry into sth
consolation prize SOST
Nobel prize [ˌnoʊ·bel·ˈpraɪz] SOST
Nobel prize
booby prize SOST
booby prize
prize list SOST
prize list
prize money SOST SPORT
prize money
Nobel prize winner SOST
vincitore(- trice) m (f) del premio Nobel
italiano
italiano
inglese
inglese
Present
Iprize
youprize
he/she/itprizes
weprize
youprize
theyprize
Past
Iprized
youprized
he/she/itprized
weprized
youprized
theyprized
Present Perfect
Ihaveprized
youhaveprized
he/she/ithasprized
wehaveprized
youhaveprized
theyhaveprized
Past Perfect
Ihadprized
youhadprized
he/she/ithadprized
wehadprized
youhadprized
theyhadprized
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Both also relied on a hefty dollop of false facts and fake promises to win over voters.
www.newyorker.com
Only time will tell if this is enough to galvanise the squad into securing a much-needed win.
www.bbc.co.uk
These taxpayers, now engaged in an effort to win the greatest war this nation has ever faced, are not in a mood to study higher mathematics.
www.washingtontimes.com
He earned the team's 60th win of the season while allowing four hits and striking out ten batters for the first time in his career.
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Her first win came in 1925 and the seventh win in 1949, 24 years later.
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