Premio Meaning in English

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Definition

A 'premio' is something given to recognize achievement, such as a reward, prize, or award.

Usage & Nuances

'Premio' is often used for competitions, contests, or formal awards. It can refer to both monetary and non-monetary recognition. Common collocations: 'win a premio', 'receive a premio', 'first premio.' Don't confuse with 'gift', which is not earned.

• Spanish: premio - recompensa - galardón
• Portuguese (BR): prêmio - recompensa - prêmio (monetário)
• Portuguese (PT): prémio - recompensa - prémio (monetário)
• Chinese (Simplified): 奖品 - 奖励
• Chinese (Traditional): 獎品 - 獎勵
• Hindi: इनाम - पुरस्कार
• Arabic: جائزة - مكافأة
• Bengali: পুরস্কার - পুরষ্কার
• Russian: приз - награда
• Japanese: 賞 - 賞品
• Vietnamese: giải thưởng
• Korean: 상 - 상금
• Turkish: ödül
• Urdu: انعام - اعزاز
• Indonesian: penghargaan - hadiah

Example Sentences

She won a premio for her painting.

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The top student gets a premio every year.

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They received a premio for their hard work.

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Don’t get discouraged—sometimes the biggest premio is just doing your best.

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They raffled off a huge premio at last night’s event.

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Is there a cash premio for this contest or just a trophy?

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