释义
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A final decision, especially by a judge in a dispute.
例句
- The judge's award settled the dispute.
- Both sides accepted the award.
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The paper that states a final decision in a dispute.
例句
- The lawyer filed the award with the court.
- She kept a copy of the award for her records.
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Money given to pay for research.
例句
- The university received a large research award.
- Her lab was paid for by a federal award.
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A prize or honor for doing something well.
例句
- She won an award for her performance.
- The film got several awards this year.
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A legal set of pay and work rules for a trade.
例句
- Most workers are paid the rate set by the award.
- The new agreement replaced some parts of the award.
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动词
To give a prize or money after a decision.
例句
- The judge awarded damages to the plaintiff.
- The committee awarded the scholarship to her.
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动词
To give an award.
例句
- Four or five of these medals are awarded every year.
- He was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature.
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To give someone an award.
例句
- They awarded him a medal for bravery.
- She was awarded a prize for her research.
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To decide by law that someone should get something.
例句
- The judges awarded damages to the complainant.
- The court awarded him a fair settlement.
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To give points to an answer in an exam.
例句
- The examiner awarded full marks for the answer.
- Partial credit was awarded for the right method.
