award
noun
verb
əˈwɔːd
noun
1
something
such
as
a
prize
or
money
given
to
someone
to
reward
them
for
something
they
have
done
奖，奖赏; 奖金; 奖品
[+
for
]
the
Presidential
Award
for
Excellence
in
Science
and
Mathematics
Teaching
总统杰出数理教育奖
win/receive
an
award
Rosie
was
in
London
to
receive
her
award
as
Mum
of
the
Year.
罗茜在伦敦领取年度母亲奖。
The
hotel’s
award-winning
restaurant
specializes
in
traditional
food.
那家酒店获奖的餐厅专门供应传统菜肴。
Magnusson
presented
the
£1000
award
to
the
group’s
chairman
.
马格努森将 1000 英镑奖金交到该团体的主席手中。
2
something,
especially
money,
that
is
officially
given
to
someone
as
a
payment
or
after
a
legal
decision
报酬，薪水;（赔偿）裁定额
the
teachers’
pay
award
教师的工资
an
award
for
unfair
dismissal
无理解雇的赔偿金
verb
3
to
officially
give
someone
something
such
as
a
prize
or
money
to
reward
them
for
something
they
have
done
给予，授予
Moodie
has
been
awarded
a
golf
scholarship
at
the
University
of
Hawaii.
穆迪获授夏威夷大学高尔夫奖学金。
award
sb
sth
The
judge
awarded
me
first
prize.
裁判评我一等奖。
award
sth
to
sb
A
Nobel
Prize
was
awarded
to
Waksman
in
1952.
1952 年的一项诺贝尔奖颁给了瓦克斯曼。
4
to
officially
decide
that
someone
should
receive
a
payment
or
a
formal
agreement
判给，裁定
award
sb
sth
The
government
awarded
a
German
company
the
contract.
政府将合同给了一家德国公司。
award
sth
to
sb
£45,000
was
awarded
to
a
typist
with
an
injured
hand.
手受伤的打字员获判 4.5 万英镑。