award: translation
•Roman•
I.•/Roman•
noun
1 prize that sb gets for doing sth well
ADJECTIVE
▪ annual
▪ national
▪ coveted, highest, major, prestigious, special, top
▪ cash
▪ The winning designers will receive cash awards.
▪ bravery (esp. BrE), design, lifetime achievement, literary, merit, teaching, etc.
▪ He won a lifetime achievement award for his civil rights campaigning.
VERB + AWARD
▪ announce, bestow, give sb, hand out, make (sb), present (sb with)
▪ The award was made for his work in cancer research.
▪ the numerous awards bestowed on him in his lifetime
▪ carry off (BrE), earn (sb), garner, get, receive, win
▪ Stephen's quick thinking has earned him a bravery award.
▪ deserve
▪ The movie deserved all the awards it received.
▪ accept
▪ sponsor
▪ a business award sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce
AWARD + VERB
▪ go to sb
▪ The best documentary award went to Ugyen Wangdi for ‘Price of Letter’.
AWARD + NOUN
▪ awards banquet (esp.AmE), awards ceremony, awards dinner, awards luncheon (esp. AmE)
▪ The awards ceremony was intended to celebrate the achievements of young artists.
▪ scheme (BrE)
▪ recipient (esp. AmE), winner
▪ citation (esp. AmE), nomination
PREPOSITION
▪ award for
▪ the award for best actor
▪ award from
▪ She received an award from the PPS Foundation.
2 money given to sb
ADJECTIVE
▪ compensatory (esp. BrE), discretionary (BrE)
▪ pay (esp. BrE)
▪ The union is unhappy with this year's pay award.
▪ compensation (esp. BrE), damages, libel (esp. BrE), malpractice
VERB + AWARD
▪ get, receive
▪ grant, make
▪ The judge has the power to make damages awards.
•Roman•
II.•/Roman•
verb
ADVERB
▪ automatically
▪ jointly
▪ He was jointly awarded the Nobel Prize with Alex Mueller.
▪ posthumously
▪ annually
▪ The prize is awarded annually for the best new building.
PREPOSITION
▪ to
▪ Promotions were automatically awarded to senior officials.
Award is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑council, ↑judge, ↑jury, ↑referee
Award is used with these nouns as the object: ↑accolade, ↑bonus, ↑bursary, ↑certificate, ↑compensation, ↑contract, ↑corner, ↑credit, ↑custody, ↑damage, ↑decoration, ↑degree, ↑diploma, ↑franchise, ↑funding, ↑grade, ↑grant, ↑honour, ↑knighthood, ↑licence, ↑medal, ↑patent, ↑penalty, ↑pension, ↑place, ↑point, ↑prize, ↑rank, ↑scholarship, ↑sum, ↑title, ↑trophy