n.[C]

1. 奖赏；奖品；奖金[（+for）]
   His poem won the first prize in the contest.

   他的诗作在比赛中获得第一名。

2. （值得）竞争的目标，极有价值的东西
   To some men wealth is the greatest prize in life.

   对一些人来说，财富是人生最有价值的东西。

a.

1. 得奖的；作为奖品的
   I will use the prize money to help pay for my education.

   我要用这笔奖金支付部分学费。

2. 【口】完全的，第一流的
   She always does something silly; she's a prize fool.

   她老是做蠢事，真是天下第一号大傻瓜。

vt.

1. 重视，珍视
   He prized my friendship above everything else.

   他把我的友谊看得比其他东西都更宝贵。

2. 估价，评价

n.[C]

1. （战时在海上）捕获的船只（或货物）；俘获品，战利品
   The fox raided the henhouse and ran off with its prize.

   狐狸袭击鸡舍，接着带着俘获物逃走了。

2. 意外的收获；横财

vt.

1. 捕获

vt.

1. 撬[O]
   He prized the box open with an iron bar.

   他用一根铁棒把那箱子撬开。

   We prized the cap off the bottle.

   我们撬开瓶盖。

n.

1. a thing given as a reward to a winner or in recognition of an outstanding achievement.
   ▸something won in a game of chance.
   ▸something of great value that is worth struggling to achieve.
2. chiefly historical an enemy ship captured during warfare.

adj.

1. having been or likely to be awarded a prize.
2. outstanding of its kind.

v.

v.