prize
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The meaning (definition) of the word prize
a special thing given for doing something well
The word prize used in a sentence
“Nina won a prize for growing the largest pumpkin.”
How the word prize is said around the world
| French | prix (pree) |
| Spanish | premio (PREH-mee-oh) |
| Mandarin | 奖品 (jyahng peen) |
| Hindi | इनाम (ih-NAHM) |
| Arabic | جائزة (JAH-i-zah) |
| Russian | приз (preez) |
| Portuguese (EU) | prémio (PREH-myoo) |
| Portuguese (BR) | prêmio (PREH-myoo) |
| Japanese | しょう (shoh) |
| German | Preis (price) |
| Urdu | انعام (i-NAHM) |
| Punjabi | ਇਨਾਮ (ih-NAHM) |
| Korean | 상 (sahng) |
| Hebrew | פרס (prahs) |
| Greek | βραβείο (vrah-VEE-oh) |
| Dutch | prijs (price) |
| Tagalog | premyo (PREM-yoh) |
| Vietnamese | phần thưởng (fun TUHNG) |
| Turkish | ödül (uh-DEWL) |
| Persian | جایزه (jah-ye-ZEH) |
| Polish | nagroda (nah-GROH-dah) |
| Ukrainian | приз (preez) |
| Bengali | পুরস্কার (POO-rosh-kar) |
| Swedish | pris (prees) |
| Italian | premio (PRAY-myoh) |
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