prized in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for prized in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.prized [Brit prʌɪzd] VB pp

prized → prize III

II.prized [Brit prʌɪzd] ADJ

prized possession, asset:

prized

prezioso

to be prized for sth

essere apprezzato per qc

I.prize¹ [Brit prʌɪz, Am praɪz] N

1. prize (award):

prize

premio m

first prize

primo premio

cash prize

premio in denaro

to win a prize

vincere un premio

the prize for coming first in the test will be a book

il premio per il migliore nel test sarà un libro

2. prize liter:

prize (valued object)

tesoro m

prize (reward for effort)

ricompensa f

II.prize¹ [Brit prʌɪz, Am praɪz] ADJ

1. prize:

prize rose, vegetable, bull etc. (grown or bred for competitions)

da concorso

prize (prize-winning)

premiato

prize (excellent) fig pupil

eccellente

a prize example of

un classico esempio di

I felt like a prize idiot!

mi sono sentito un perfetto idiota!

2. prize possession:

prize

prezioso

III.prize¹ [Brit prʌɪz, Am praɪz] VB trans (value)

prize independence, possession

apprezzare, stimare

IV.prize¹ [Brit prʌɪz, Am praɪz] N

prize MIL, NAUT

preda f

prize MIL, NAUT

bottino m

V.prize¹ [Brit prʌɪz, Am praɪz]

no prizes for guessing who was there!

non ci va molto a capire chi c'era!

prize²

prize → prise

See also prise

prise [Brit prʌɪz, Am praɪz] VB trans

prise

forzare, staccare facendo leva

booby prize [Brit, Am ˈbubi ˌpraɪz] N

booby prize

= premio per l'ultimo classificato, assegnato per scherzo

prize day [ˈpraɪzdeɪ] N

prize day

giorno m della premiazione

prize ring [Am ˈpraɪz ˌrɪŋ] N (for boxing)

prize ring

ring m

prize draw [ˈpraɪzdrɔː] N

prize draw (for charity)

pesca f di beneficenza

prize draw (for advertising)

estrazione f a premi

consolation prize N

consolation prize

premio m di consolazione also fig

prize-giving [Brit ˈprʌɪzɡɪvɪŋ, Am ˈpraɪzɡɪvɪŋ] N

prize-giving

premiazione f

prize money [ˈpraɪzˌmʌnɪ] N

prize money (for one prize)

ammontare m del premio

prize money (total amount given out)

monte m premi

all the prize money was stolen

tutto il monte premi è stato rubato

prized in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for prized in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.prize¹ [praɪz] N

1. prize (in competition):

prize

premio m

to take home a prize

vincere un premio

2. prize (reward):

prize

ricompensa f

II.prize¹ [praɪz] ADJ

1. prize inf (first-rate):

prize

eccezionale

2. prize (prizewinning):

prize

premiato, -a

III.prize¹ [praɪz] VB trans

prize

appprezzare

to prize sth highly

tenere qc in gran conto

prize² [praɪz] VB trans

prize → pry

See also pry², pry¹

pry² [praɪ] VB trans

to pry sth off

sollevare qc facendo leva

to pry sth open

aprire qc forzandolo

pry¹ <pries, pried> [praɪ] VB intr (be nosy)

pry

ficcare il naso

to pry into sth

impicciarsi di qc

to pry around

ficcanasare

consolation prize N

consolation prize

premio m di consolazione

Nobel prize [ˌnoʊ·bel·ˈpraɪz] N

Nobel prize

premio m Nobel

booby prize N

booby prize

premio m all'ultimo classificato

prize list N

prize list

lista f dei premiati

prize money N SPORTS

prize money

premio m in denaro

Nobel prize winner N

Nobel prize winner

vincitore(- trice) m (f) del premio Nobel

Translations for prized in the Italian»English Dictionary

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premio

prize

viaggio premio

prize trip

premio di consolazione

consolation prize

prized Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

the prize fell to him

il premio toccò a lui

to take home a prize

vincere un premio

to prize sth highly

tenere qc in gran conto

the prize crowned his career

il premio ha segnato il culmine della sua carriera

to win first prize

vincere il primo premio

to exult at [or in] the prize

esultare per il premio

Every fall in the misty Langhe region, men and dogs set out in search of the tartufo bianco (white truffle) of Alba, one of the most highly prized delicacies of Italian cuisine. It is an ingredient in Piedmontese fondue, and is eaten with tagliatelle, polenta and many other dishes, accompanied for preference with one of the great red wines of the area, barolo , dolcetto , or even barbera . The tartufo is a fungus that lives underground whose fruit, in the form of a tuber, consists of a fleshy mass and whose color, perfume, and flavor depend on the tree with which it lives symbiotically, principally poplar, lime, oak, and willow.

tartufo