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1 prize
I 1. [praɪz]1) (award) premio m.2.1) [vegetable, bull] (for competitions) da concorso; (prize-winning) premiato; fig. (excellent) [ pupil] eccellente2) [ possession] prezioso••II [praɪz]verbo transitivo apprezzare, stimare [independence, possession]III* * *I 1. noun1) (a reward for good work etc: He was awarded a lot of prizes at school.)2) (something won in a competition etc: I've won first prize!; ( also adjective) a prize (= having won, or worthy of, a prize) bull.)2. verb(to value highly: He prized my friendship above everything else.)II see prise* * *I 1. [praɪz]1) (award) premio m.2.1) [vegetable, bull] (for competitions) da concorso; (prize-winning) premiato; fig. (excellent) [ pupil] eccellente2) [ possession] prezioso••II [praɪz]verbo transitivo apprezzare, stimare [independence, possession]III -
2 prize
A n1 ( award) prix m ; ( in lottery) lot m ; first prize premier prix ; ( in lottery) gros lot ; cash prize prix en espèces ; to win a prize remporter un prix ; the prize for coming first in the test will be a book le prix accordé au gagnant de l'épreuve sera un livre ;B modif1 [rose, vegetable, bull etc] ( grown or bred for competitions) de concours ; ( prize-winning) primé ; fig ( excellent) [pupil] hors-pair inv ; a prize example of un parfait exemple de ; I felt like a prize idiot! j'avais l'air d'un parfait idiot! ;2 [possession] précieux/-ieuse.C vtr1 ( value) priser [independence, possession] ;2 = prise.no prizes for guessing who was there! il n'est pas difficile de deviner qui était là! -
3 prize
prize [praɪz]1. noun2. adjective( = prize-winning) priméb. = prise4. compounds* * *[praɪz] 1.1) ( award) prix m; ( in lottery) lot m2.first prize — premier prix; ( in lottery) gros lot
noun modifier1) [ vegetable, bull etc] ( for competitions) de concours; ( prize-winning) primé; [ pupil] hors-pair inv2) [possession] précieux/-ieuse3.transitive verb1) priser [independence, possession]2) = prise4.prized past participle adjective [possession, asset] précieux/-ieuse•• -
4 recompense
1.(formal)transitive verb1) (reward) belohnen2) (make amends to) entschädigen2. noun, no art., no pl.1) (reward) Anerkennung, die2) (compensation) Entschädigung, die* * *['rekəmpens] 1. noun(money etc given to someone in return for his trouble, inconvenience or effort.) die Entschädigung2. verb(to give (someone) money etc in return for effort, inconvenience etc: The nobleman recompensed his followers for their loyalty.) belohnen* * *rec·om·pense[ˈrekəmpen(t)s]as a \recompense als [o zur] Belohnungin \recompense for als Belohnung fürII. vt▪ to \recompense sb (pay back) jdm eine Entschädigung zahlen; (for damages) jdn entschädigen ( for für + akk)* * *['rekəmpens]1. n1) (= reward) Belohnung fas a recompense — als or zur Belohnung
2) (JUR fig) Entschädigung f; (of loss) Wiedergutmachung f2. vt1) (= reward) belohnen* * *recompense [ˈrekəmpens]A v/tfor für)to sb jemandem)3. etwas erstatten, ersetzen, wiedergutmachenB s1. Entschädigung f, Ersatz m:2. Vergeltung f, Lohn m (beide auch weitS. Strafe), Belohnung f* * *1.(formal)transitive verb1) (reward) belohnen2) (make amends to) entschädigen2. noun, no art., no pl.1) (reward) Anerkennung, die2) (compensation) Entschädigung, die* * *n.Rückerstattung f. v.belohnen v.zurück erstatten v.zurückerstatten (alt.Rechtschreibung) v. -
5 recompense
I ['rekəmpens]2) dir. risarcimento m. ( for di)II ['rekəmpens]2) risarcire ( for di) (anche dir.)* * *['rekəmpens] 1. noun(money etc given to someone in return for his trouble, inconvenience or effort.) ricompensa, compenso2. verb(to give (someone) money etc in return for effort, inconvenience etc: The nobleman recompensed his followers for their loyalty.) ricompensare* * *recompense /ˈrɛkəmpɛns/n.1 risarcimento ( di un danno); (arc.) riparazione ( di un torto): She received a substantial sum in recompense for her injuries, ha ricevuto una somma considerevole in risarcimento dei danni fisici subiti2 compenso.(to) recompense /ˈrɛkəmpɛns/v. t.1 risarcire ( un danno); (arc.) riparare ( un torto): to recompense sb. for st., risarcire q. di qc.2 ricompensare.* * *I ['rekəmpens]2) dir. risarcimento m. ( for di)II ['rekəmpens]2) risarcire ( for di) (anche dir.) -
6 repayment
repayment [‚ri:'peɪmənt](a) (of money, loan) remboursement m;∎ repayments can be spread over twelve months les remboursements peuvent être échelonnés sur douze mois(b) (reward → for kindness, effort) récompense f►► British repayment mortgage prêt-logement m (qui n'est pas lié à une assurance-vie);repayment options formules fpl de remboursement;repayment plan calendrier m des paiements -
7 repayment
noun1) (paying back) Rückzahlung, die* * *noun die Rückzahlung* * *re·pay·ment[ˌri:ˈpeɪmənt]\repayment amount Rückzahlungsbetrag mmortgage \repayment Hypothekenrückzahlung fhe fell behind with his mortgage \repayment er war im Rückstand mit seinen Hypothekentilgungen\repayment for damages Schadensersatz m\repayment of debt Schuldentilgung fto spread \repayments die Rückzahlung in Raten aufteilen* * *["riː'peɪmənt]n(of money) Rückzahlung f; (of effort, kindness) Lohn min repayment — als Rückzahlung/Lohn
* * *1. Rückzahlung f2. Erwiderung f (eines Besuchs etc)3. a) Erkenntlichkeit fb) Vergeltung f* * *noun1) (paying back) Rückzahlung, die* * *n.Ablösung -en f.Rückzahlung f.Tilgung -en f.Vergeltung f. -
8 sales conference
Mktga conference at which the members of a sales team are brought together for a review or a significant announcement, such as a product launch. Sales conferences are also useful for making sure that sales representatives are fully aware of company policies, products, and support: without these, time spent with customers may be unproductive. They also play a key role in motivating sales teams and building team spirit, an important factor for people who spend most of their time working alone. In addition, conferences can be used to reward high achievement. Many organizations run annual incentive and recognition programs for sales employees, and using a national conference as the occasion for the award ceremony can confer real status on the winner and raise the profile of the program among the whole salesforce, encouraging high levels of participation and effort.
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