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Definition of «award»

An award is a recognition given to someone in acknowledgment of their achievements, abilities or services. It can take various forms such as medals, trophies, certificates, honors or prizes and is typically presented at ceremonies or events. Awards are often used to motivate individuals or groups to excel in their respective fields by showcasing their accomplishments and providing them with public recognition for their efforts.

Usage examples

  1. Received the "Employee of the Month" award for outstanding performance and dedication to the company.
  2. Won the prestigious "Best Actor" award at the film festival for his incredible portrayal in the lead role.
  3. The company was honored with the "Top Employer" award for creating a positive work environment and investing in employee development.
  4. Recognized with the "Community Service" award for organizing and leading a successful charity event.
  5. The team received the "Innovation" award for their groundbreaking research and groundbreaking discoveries in the field.
  6. The school was presented with the "Excellence in Education" award for its commitment to providing quality education to students.
  7. Celebrated the students' achievements by presenting them with various academic, athletic, and artistic awards at the annual ceremony.
  8. Honored with the "Environmental Responsibility" award for implementing sustainable practices and reducing carbon footprint.
  9. Achieved the "Sales Achievement" award for surpassing sales targets and driving exceptional business growth.
  10. Received the "Lifetime Achievement" award for his contributions to the field and exemplary career spanning several decades.

Phrases with «award»

Sentences with «award»

  • I don't think anyone is asking for awards for him. (sbnation.com)
  • It is presented to the winery recognized for the best showing based on the level and number of awards won from its wine entries. (suffolktimes.timesreview.com)
  • This expansion not only accommodates the incoming 9th grade class, but also allows for increased areas for award winning programs and learning opportunities for ALL students to learn at high levels and excel. (pcschools.us)
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