prize in English: Something you win in a game or competition. (noun)

Translation

Something you win in a game or competition.

Word origin

From Old French pris, meaning price or value, from Latin pretium.

Gender

Pluralprizes

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A prize is what you get for winning.

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A prize can be money, a cup, or anything given to the winner.

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"Prizes" is the plural form.

win

To come first in a game, race, or fight, or to get something as a prize.

gold

A shiny yellow metal that is worth a lot of money.

competition

An event in which people try to win by being the best; also the act of trying to win.

gift

Something nice that you give to a person, often on a special day.

game

A game is something you play for fun, often with rules and a winner.

award

A prize given for doing something very well; to give such a prize in a formal way.

ceremony

A formal event with fixed steps, held to mark something important like a wedding or a prize.

contest

A game or event that people try hard to win; a competition.

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