prized

UK
/praɪzd/
US
/praɪzd/
prizedadjective
more prized
Comp.
most prized
Super.
UK
/praɪzd/
US
/praɪzd/
Translations
The prized painting was displayed in the museum.
Ценная картина была выставлена в музее.
высоко ценимый
Her prized collection of stamps is admired by many.
Ее высоко ценимая коллекция марок восхищает многих.
Additional translations
Definitions
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

prized

Past Simple

prized
Past Simple
prized
Past Participle
prizing
Gerund
UK
/praɪz/
US
/praɪz/
Translations
She prizes her independence above all else.
Она ценит свою независимость превыше всего.
Definitions
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.
prizenoun
Definitions
An award given to someone as a reward for victory or achievement in a competition, contest, or event.
She won the first prize in the science fair for her innovative project.
Something of great value or worth that is sought after or won.
The rare painting was considered the prize of the art collection.
A person or thing that is highly valued or esteemed.
The new recruit was seen as a prize for the company due to his exceptional skills.
An enemy vessel or other property captured at sea during wartime.
The privateer returned to port with its prize under escort.
prizepast participle

prized

Used attributively/predicatively to mean 'highly valued' (e.g., 'a prized possession').
Definitions
Highly valued or cherished; esteemed.
The medal is his most prized possession.
prizeadjective
Definitions
Having won or worthy of a prize; of outstanding or superior quality.
The farmer exhibited his prize bull at the county fair.