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prized possession

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1 prize

I 1. noun
1) (reward, money) Preis, der

win or take first prize — den ersten Preis gewinnen

2) (in lottery) Gewinn, der

win something as a prize — etwas gewinnen

3) (fig.): (something worth striving for) Lohn, der

glittering prizes — verlockender Lohn
2. transitive verb
(value)

prize something [highly] — etwas hoch schätzen

somebody's most prized possessions — jemandes wertvollster Besitz
3. attributive adjective
1) (prize-winning) preisgekrönt

2) (awarded as prize)

prize medal/trophy — Siegesmedaille, die/Siegestrophäe, die

3) (iron.)

prize idiot — Vollidiot, der/-idiotin, die (ugs.)

prize example — Musterbeispiel, das (iron.)
II transitive verb
(force)

prize [open] — aufstemmen

prize the lid off a crate — eine Kiste aufstemmen

prize information/a secret out of somebody — Informationen/ein Geheimnis aus jemandem herauspressen

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I 1. noun
1) (a reward for good work etc: He was awarded a lot of prizes at school.) der Lohn

2) (something won in a competition etc: I've won first prize!; ( also adjective) a prize (= having won, or worthy of, a prize) bull.) der Preis, Preis-...
2. verb
(to value highly: He prized my friendship above everything else.) schätzen
II see academic.ru/58022/prise">prise
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prize¹

[praɪz]

I. n

1. (sth won) Preis m; (in lottery) Gewinn m; (in competition) Preis m, Auszeichnung f

to carry off [or win] a \prize einen Preis gewinnen

to receive a \prize einen Preis erhalten

to take a \prize for sth einen Preis für etw akk bekommen

2. (reward) Lohn m; NAUT Prise f, Beute f

the competitors were struggling for the \prize of market dominance die Konkurrenten kämpften um die Vorherrschaft auf dem Markt

3. (beautiful thing) Kostbarkeit f

4.

▶ there are no \prizes for guessing dreimal darfst du raten a. iron

II. adj attr, inv

1. ( dated or iron fam: first-rate) erster Güte nach n a. iron, erstklassig a. iron

\prize idiot Vollidiot(in) m(f) pej sl

2. (prize-winning) preisgekrönt, prämiert

\prize horse Siegerpferd nt

III. vt usu passive

▪ to \prize sth etw schätzen

▪ to \prize sth above sth etw über etw dat stellen

she \prizes money above all für sie ist Geld am wichtigsten

sb's \prized possession jds wertvollster Besitz

to \prize sth highly etw hochschätzen

prize²

vt AM see prise

prise

[praɪz]

esp BRIT, AUS, AM prize

vt

▪ to \prize sth open etw [mit einem Hebel] aufbrechen [o aufstemmen]

to \prize sb's hand open jds Hand [mit Gewalt] öffnen

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I [praɪz]
1. n

1) Preism; (in lottery) Gewinnm, Preism

the glittering prizes of the pop world — der Flimmerglanz der Popwelt

(there are) no prizes for guessing (inf) — dreimal darfst du raten

2) (NAUT: captured ship) Prisef (old)

2. adj

1) (= awarded a prize) entry, essay, sheep preisgekrönt

prize idiot (inf) — Vollidiot(in) m(f) (inf)

2)

(= awarded as a prize) prize trophy — Siegestrophäe f

prize cup — (Sieger)pokal m

prize medal — (Sieger)medaille f

3)

(= offering a prize) prize competition — Preisausschreiben nt

3. vt
(hoch) schätzen
to prize sth highly — etw sehr or hoch schätzen

to prize sth above sth — etw über or vor etw (acc) stellen

prized possession — wertvollster Besitz, wertvollstes Stück; (of museum etc) Glanzstück nt, Paradestück nt
II
vt (US)

See:

= prise

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prize¹ [praız]

A s

1. (Sieger)Preis m (auch fig), Auszeichnung f:

prize of hono(u)r Ehrenpreis

2. ( auch Lotterie)Gewinn m:

first prize der erste Preis, der Hauptgewinn;

win first prize

a) den ersten Preis gewinnen,

b) fig das große Los ziehen

3. Lohn m, Belohnung f

B adj

1. preisgekrönt, prämiiert

2. Preis…

3. erstklassig

4. pej Riesen…:

prize idiot;

a prize prick vulg ein Arschloch der Sonderklasse

C v/t (hoch) schätzen, würdigen:

prize sth more than … etwas höher (ein)schätzen als …

prize² [praız]

A s

1. SCHIFF, MIL Prise f (Schiff, Ladung)

2. Beute f

B v/t ein Schiff aufbringen

prize³ [praız] besonders Br

A v/t

1. (auf)stemmen:

prize open (mit einem Hebel) aufbrechen, aufstemmen;

prize up hochwuchten oder -stemmen

2. prize a secret out of sb

a) jemandem ein Geheimnis entreißen,

b) ein Geheimnis aus jemandem herauspressen

B s

1. Hebelwirkung f, -kraft f

2. Hebel m

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I 1. noun
1) (reward, money) Preis, der

win or take first prize — den ersten Preis gewinnen

2) (in lottery) Gewinn, der

win something as a prize — etwas gewinnen

3) (fig.): (something worth striving for) Lohn, der

glittering prizes — verlockender Lohn
2. transitive verb
(value)

prize something [highly] — etwas hoch schätzen

somebody's most prized possessions — jemandes wertvollster Besitz
3. attributive adjective
1) (prize-winning) preisgekrönt

2) (awarded as prize)

prize medal/trophy — Siegesmedaille, die/Siegestrophäe, die

3) (iron.)

prize idiot — Vollidiot, der/-idiotin, die (ugs.)

prize example — Musterbeispiel, das (iron.)
II transitive verb
(force)

prize [open] — aufstemmen

prize the lid off a crate — eine Kiste aufstemmen

prize information/a secret out of somebody — Informationen/ein Geheimnis aus jemandem herauspressen

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n.

Belohnung f.

Ehrenpreis m.

Gewinn -e m.

Preis -e (im Wettbewerb, Belohnung) m.

Preis -e m.

Prämie -n f.

Prämierung f.

Siegespreis m. (US) v.

schätzen v.

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2 prize

prize

1. prize [praɪz] n

1) ( sth won) Preis m; ( in lottery) Gewinn m; ( in competition) Preis m, Auszeichnung f;

to carry off [or win] a \prize einen Preis gewinnen;

to receive a \prize einen Preis erhalten;

to take a \prize for sth einen Preis für etw akk bekommen

2) ( reward) Lohn m; naut Prise f, Beute f;

the competitors were struggling for the \prize of market dominance die Konkurrenten kämpften um die Vorherrschaft auf dem Markt

3) ( beautiful thing) Kostbarkeit f

PHRASES:

there are no \prizes for guessing dreimal darfst du raten (a. iron) adj

attr, inv

1) (dated);

(iron fam: first-rate) erster Güte nach n (a. iron), erstklassig (a. iron)

\prize idiot Vollidiot(in) m(f) ( pej) (sl)

2) ( prize-winning) preisgekrönt, prämiert;

\prize horse Siegerpferd nt vt usu passive

to \prize sth etw schätzen;

to \prize sth above sth etw über etw dat stellen;

she \prizes money above all für sie ist Geld am wichtigsten;

sb's \prized possession jds wertvollster Besitz;

to \prize sth highly etw hoch schätzen

2. prize vt (Am) → prise

English-German students dictionary > prize

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