award (something) to (one)

To bestow something upon one. Often used in passive constructions. Our boss awarded the promotion to Joel. The All-Star Game has been awarded to the city of Columbus.

award something to someone or something

[for a judge or other legal entity] to decide in favor of a person or group. The judge awarded the judgment to the plaintiff. The jury awarded a large sum to the smaller company.

词组	award (something) to (one)
释义	award (something) to (one) award (something) to (one) To bestow something upon one. Often used in passive constructions. Our boss awarded the promotion to Joel. The All-Star Game has been awarded to the city of Columbus. See also: award Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. award something to someone or something [for a judge or other legal entity] to decide in favor of a person or group. The judge awarded the judgment to the plaintiff. The jury awarded a large sum to the smaller company. See also: award McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: award to award award (one) (something) for (something) award (someone or something) (something) get a gold star reward (someone, something, or oneself) with (something) reward with one and one perceive perceive as
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