award翻译，award是什么意思
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1，award是什么意思
award [??w?:d]vt.授予，给予；判给 n.奖(金)2，奖的英语
award/prizeaward prize3，颁奖的英语怎么说
award somebody,Offer someboyd a prize颁奖是一个动词，在这里可以说成：award，意为颁奖或者授奖的意思。to award prizesWang told reporters that4，AWARD和REWARD有什么区别
reward是报酬，回报，酬劳，就是某人做了一件事就可以拿到相应的报酬。而award是奖励，通常用作奖项等。作动词时：award是“授予，给予”，reward是“酬劳，奖赏报”。award***sth或awardsthto***.而reward***withsth.作名词时：award意思是“奖，奖品”，而reward是“报酬，奖金”award,prize,reward奖award“奖，奖品”。对于优异成绩获卓越贡献经过评定后正式授予的奖励。奖励可以是精神的，也可以是物质的。其获得这并不一定参加某种竞赛，但其成绩却达到获奖水平。prize“奖赏，奖品”。确认某人在竞赛中取得优异成绩并给与特殊奖励。含有优胜者几经拼搏，胜利来之不易的意思。广义指极好的东西，珍品。reward“报答，酬劳”不指荣誉，指应得的报酬。我借用一下网上的总结，觉得很不错！award指获得的正式荣誉（如文学奖）prize指比赛后获得的奖章（一等奖二等奖三等奖）reward指你帮了别人后获得的报酬（如你救了别人后别人给你报酬）EMBA和MBA有何区别： 一、培养目标不同 EMBA教育培养的是目前已担任高级职务的管理人员，而MBA（工商管理硕士）教育培养的是未来的高级管理人员。 二、招收对象不同 EMBA特别适合于那些实际管理经验丰富但离开应试环境多年的企业和***高层人士。 而MBA适合刚刚走上管理工作岗位两三年，有志于从事高级管理工作的人士。 三、师资及教学模式不同 EMBA课程全部由海内外知名学者、教授任教或答疑。教学上更注重在启发的基础上，将课程与学员实际体验相结合，偏重实际运用和可操作性,更适合正在商场实战的高层管理者。MBA（工商管理硕士）（ MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION）是最早引入我国的工商管理专业硕士学位教育，目标是培养通晓国际管理知识和规则、具有全球化意识的高级管理人才。1991年，清华大学、中国人民大学等9所大学开始正式招收MBA。到1999年，全国可授予MBA学位的高校已达到56所，毕业生大多进入投资公司和IT行业做职业经理人。EMBA英文全称为EXECUTIVE MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION，直译为"高级管理人员工商管理硕士"。它是由芝加哥大学管理学院首创。读EMBA的学员一般由公司推荐，利用业余时间集中上课，课程内容广泛，理论与实践相结合。其实质是一种在职培训，它对升至公司中上级而又无MBA学位的管理人员很有意义。5，要用award翻译这句话
The university awarded three departments 600 thousand dollars.the foot in mouth award 不知所云奖 the uks business secretary wins an embarrassing award 英国商务大臣获一尴尬奖项收听与下载 收听长度: 02:03 下载音频 下载 下载练习题 when did you last look around a corner? did you do it thoroughly? if you think that question is a little odd, youre not alone. every year the plain english campaign collects perplexing examples of english usage as part of a drive for language that everyone can understand. in an annual awards ceremony, the campaign highlights jargon and gobbledegook used by official bodies in their literature. they also give someone in the public eye a "foot in mouth" award for making the most baffling remark of the year. this year that dubious honour goes to one of the most powerful people in britain: lord mandelson, the governments business secretary. he earned the black mark for these comments, which he made in may: "perhaps we need not more people looking round more corners, but the same people looking round more corners more thoroughly to avoid the small things detracting from the big things the prime minister is getting right." although his meaning is unclear, mandelsons remarks appear to be a classic example of a metaphor being stretched that little bit too far. the campaign also awarded the department of health a golden bull award for describing an initiative as "refocusing upstream to stop people falling in the waters of disease". eh? lord mandelson is known for his expertise in communication american airlines were also rapped for sending a passenger a "property irregularity receipt". "property irregularity" is code for lost luggage. the plain english campaign described this as "an acknowledgement sent to a passenger that avoids the real problem of lost luggage". for many brits, peter mandelsons accolade has an especially sweet irony. for years he was the governments top spin doctor. people including tony blair and gordon brown have turned to mandelson when looking for the right way to phrase things. what hope is there for english language learners when even renowned masters of communication make a mess of things?