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prized

UK
/praɪzd/
US
/praɪzd/

Translations

prizedadjective
more prized
Comp.
most prized
Super.
UK
/praɪzd/
US
/praɪzd/
priséAu sens de « très apprécié, très estimé ». Emploi courant.
The prized painting was the centerpiece of the art gallery.
Le tableau prisé était la pièce maîtresse de la galerie d’art.
priméAu sens de « ayant remporté un prix » ou « récompensé ». S’emploie souvent pour des concours, œuvres ou animaux.
The farmer proudly displayed his prized bull at the county fair.
L’agriculteur a fièrement présenté son taureau primé à la foire du comté.
Synonyms
appreciated
treasured
esteemed
cherished
valued
coveted
admired
Antonyms
worthless
unvalued
prizeverb

prized

Past Simple

prized
Past Simple
prized
Past Participle
prizing
Gerund
UK
/praɪz/
US
/praɪz/
chérirValoir très haut, tenir en grande estime.
She prizes her independence above all else.
Elle chérit son indépendance plus que tout.
Additional translations
estimerSens plus neutre.
faire levierSens technique : ouvrir ou écarter avec un levier.
Synonyms
treasure
appreciate
esteem
cherish
regard
value
prizepast participle

prized

Used attributively/predicatively to mean 'highly valued' (e.g., 'a prized possession').
priséTrès apprécié, recherché.
The medal is his most prized possession.
La médaille est son bien le plus prisé.
Synonyms
prized
valued
treasured
cherished
esteemed
coveted
precious
beloved

Definitions

prizedadjective
Highly valued or esteemed.
The prized painting was the centerpiece of the art gallery.
Having won or awarded as a prize in a competition.
The farmer proudly displayed his prized bull at the county fair.
prizeverb
To value highly or regard as very important.
She prizes her independence above all else.
To force (something) open or apart with or as if with a lever.
She prized the lid off the can with a screwdriver.
prizepast participle
Highly valued or cherished; esteemed.
The medal is his most prized possession.
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