prize (EN)

noun, verb, adjective

noun “prize”

1. something valuable given as a reward to the winner of a competition
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   She won the first prize in the science fair for her impressive project.
2. an award given for excellence or achievement
   He received a prize for his lifelong contributions to literature.
3. something of great value or importance that is sought after
   The rare diamond was the prize of the treasure hunters.
4. (military) a ship or goods captured during war
   The naval fleet returned with several enemy ships as prizes.

verb “prize”

1. to value something highly; to consider as very important
   She prized her grandmother's necklace above all her possessions.
2. to force open or lift with a lever
   They prized open the old chest to see what was inside.

adjective “prize”

1. award-winning; having won a prize
   She displayed her prize roses at the flower show.
2. of exceptional quality; first-rate
   He made a prize catch during the baseball game.