prizes
Pronunciation: [praɪzɪz]
Word
Context: "games"
(noun) something that you win in a contest or competition. It's like a reward for doing something great, like winning a race or answering questions correctly.
Example
She won three prizes in the art competition for her beautiful paintings.
Example
He didn't win any prizes this time, but he still had fun.
Example
What kind of prizes can we win at the school fair?
Context: "awards"
(noun) an award or recognition for someone’s achievements. This can include things like trophies or certificates they receive for excelling or being outstanding.
Example
He received several prizes for his excellent grades at school.
Example
She felt disappointed when she didn't get a prize for her hard work.
Example
Is there a prize for the best performer in the play?
Context: "evaluate"
(verb) to give something a value or importance, often in the context of competition. This means setting a reward for achieving something.
Example
The teacher prizes hard work and creativity in her students.
Example
He doesn't prize popularity; he cares more about being honest.
Example
What qualities do you prize most in your friends?
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