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Translate prized from English to Dutch

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prized:
- hooggeschat
prize:
- prijs; gewonnen prijs
Wiktionary:
- prize → buit, prijs, beloning, premie, hendel
- prize → prijzen, schatten, wrikken, openwrikken
- prize → baat, winst, prijs, houden van, hechten aan, mogen, waarderen, beminnen, liefhebben, begroten, schatten, taxeren, achten, achting hebben voor, achting toedragen, hoogachten, aandrijving, premie, waarde, getal, gehalte

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Detailed Translations for prized from English to Dutch

prized:

prized adj

prized (appreciated; valued)
hooggeschat
- hooggeschat adj

Translation Matrix for prized:

Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	valuable
Modifier	Related Translations	Other Translations
hooggeschat	appreciated; prized; valued

Related Words for "prized":

reprized, prize

prized form of prize:

prize [the ~] nomen

the prize

– something given for victory or superiority in a contest or competition or for winning a lottery ¹
de prijs
– beloning voor de winnaar ²
- prijs [de ~] nomen
  - Jan haalde de eerste prijs bij de wedstrijd²
de gewonnen prijs
- gewonnen prijs [de ~] nomen

Translation Matrix for prize:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
gewonnen prijs	prize
prijs	prize	accolade; achievement award; honor; honour; price; prices; token of appreciaton
-	award; booty; dirty money; loot; pillage; plunder; prise; swag; trophy
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	appreciate; esteem; jimmy; lever; prise; pry; respect; treasure; value
Adjective	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	choice; prime; prise; quality; select
Not Specified	Related Translations	Other Translations
prijs		price
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	premium; prise

Related Words for "prize":

prized, prizes

Synonyms for "prize":

choice; prime; quality; select; superior
award; gift
loot; booty; pillage; plunder; swag; dirty money; stolen property
trophy; award; accolade; honor; honour; laurels
value; treasure; appreciate; see; consider; reckon; view; regard
pry; prise; lever; jimmy; open; open up
respect; esteem

Antonyms for "prize":

disesteem; disrespect

Related Definitions for "prize":

of superior grade¹
- prize carnations¹
something given as a token of victory¹
goods or money obtained illegally¹
something given for victory or superiority in a contest or competition or for winning a lottery¹
- the prize was a free trip to Europe¹
regard highly; think much of¹
- We prize his creativity¹
to move or force, especially in an effort to get something open¹
hold dear¹
- I prize these old photographs¹

Wiktionary Translations for prize:

prize

noun

something captured
- prize → buit
anything captured using the rights of war
- prize → buit
honor or reward striven for in a competitive contest
- prize → prijs; beloning; premie
that which may be won by chance
- prize → prijs
competition
- prize → prijs
lever
- prize → hendel

verb

to consider something highly valuable
- prize → prijzen; schatten
to move with a lever; to force up or open; to pry
- prize → wrikken; openwrikken

prize

noun

een uitzonderlijke beloning, bijvoorbeeld voor een bepaalde prestatie
- prijs → reward; prize

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• prize	→ baat; winst	↔ Gewinn — ein Erlös oder Sachwert aus Spiel, Wetten, Lotto und Ähnlichem
• prize	→ prijs	↔ Preis — ein Gewinn in einem Wettbewerb
• prize	→ prijs	↔ Preis — eine ehrende Auszeichnung für besonders Verdienste
• prize	→ houden van; hechten aan; mogen; waarderen; beminnen; liefhebben	↔ aimer — ressentir un fort sentiment d’attirance pour quelqu’un ou quelque chose.
• prize	→ hechten aan; houden van; mogen; waarderen; begroten; schatten; taxeren; achten; achting hebben voor; achting toedragen; hoogachten	↔ apprécier — Estimer, évaluer (quelque chose), en fixer la valeur, le prix. (Sens général).
• prize	→ aandrijving	↔ prise — faculté de prendre, de saisir.
• prize	→ premie; prijs	↔ récompense — Traductions à trier suivant le sens
• prize	→ waarde; getal; gehalte	↔ valeur — qualité ou justesse d’une chose, d’une idée, d’un ouvrage.