Translations for „prizes“ in the English » Portuguese Dictionary

I . prize¹ [praɪz] N

prize

prêmio m

II . prize¹ [praɪz] ADJ inf

prize

perfeito(-a)

a prize idiot

um perfeito idiota

III . prize¹ [praɪz] VB trans

prize

valorizar

prize² VB trans

to prize sth open

arrombar a. c.

booby prize [ˈbuːbi-] N

booby prize

prêmio m de consolação

Nobel prize [ˌnoʊbelˈ-, Brit ˌnəʊ-] N

Nobel prize

prêmio m Nobel

the Nobel prize winner

o ganhador m do prêmio Nobel

prize money N SPORTS

prize money

pêmio m em dinheiro

prize-winning ADJ

prize-winning

premiado(-a)

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Each year prizes for best gardens are bestowed upon exhibitors by visiting celebrities attracting large media attention.

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There were performances, exhibitions of informative posters and a jigsaw puzzle competition where the fastest couple to complete the puzzle will win attractive prizes.

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For each mini game they clear, the team is awarded a gold coin that can be used to win prizes at the end.

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Today, the prizes for each event range from $300 to $10,000 for the main cooking competition, and from $1,000 to $7,000 for the ancillary contests.

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A typical prize is a $1000 gift certificate for a new wardrobe, but prizes are sometimes more tailored to the contestant.

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We want them to be more than girlfriends, doormats, or prizes to be won.

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He is now an internationally respected scholar with seven honorary degrees and an armload of awards, medals and prizes.

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Four contestants made successive bids on merchandise prizes with the goal of bidding closest to the actual retail price of the prize without going over.

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Attendees can also enjoy the raffles (including a treasure chest raffle with mystery prizes approaching $2,000) plus a family fun hula hoop contest.

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The prizes of a goose-pulling contest were trivial often the dead bird itself, other times contributions from the audience or rounds of drinks.

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