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Pulitzerpreis
Pulitzer Prize [Am ˌpʊlitsɚˈpraɪz] СЪЩ
I. prize1 [praɪz] СЪЩ
1. prize:
prize (sth won)
Preis м <-es, -e>
Gewinn м <-(e)s, -e>
Preis м <-es, -e>
Auszeichnung f <-, -en>
2. prize (reward):
Lohn м <-(e)s, Lö̱h·ne>
prize МОР
Prise f <-, -n>
prize МОР
Beute f <->
3. prize (beautiful thing):
Kostbarkeit f <-, -en>
Phrases:
dreimal darfst du raten a. ирон
II. prize1 [praɪz] ПРИЛ attr, inv
1. prize dated ирон разг (first-rate):
erster Güte a. ирон nach n
Vollidiot(in) м (f) <-en, -en> прин sl
2. prize (prize-winning):
III. prize1 [praɪz] ГЛАГ прх usu passive
to prize sth
to prize sth above sth
etw über etw дат stellen
prize2 ГЛАГ прх Am
prize → prise
prise [praɪz] esp Brit, Aus, Am usu prize ГЛАГ прх
Present
Iprize
youprize
he/she/itprizes
weprize
youprize
theyprize
Past
Iprized
youprized
he/she/itprized
weprized
youprized
theyprized
Present Perfect
Ihaveprized
youhaveprized
he/she/ithasprized
wehaveprized
youhaveprized
theyhaveprized
Past Perfect
Ihadprized
youhadprized
he/she/ithadprized
wehadprized
youhadprized
theyhadprized
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Then tongs were used to prise his mouth open after he refused to swallow excrement.
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Criminals prise open garage doors to steal the items inside or to gain access to the main house through internal doors.
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Along with this came the burden of prises (appropriation of food), seizure of wool and hides, and the unpopular additional duty on wool, dubbed the "maltolt".
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As with all other prise de fer actions, there are numerous fencing doctrines.
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Rigor mortis has set in, and he has to break her fingers in order to prise the pin from her grasp.
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