reward
noun
verb
rɪˈwɔːd
noun
1
something
that
you
get
because
you
have
done
something
good
or
helpful
or
have
worked
hard
回报; 报酬; 奖赏;
C,U
The
school
has
a
system
of
rewards
and
punishments
to
encourage
good
behaviour.
学校有奖惩制度鼓励良好行为。
reward
for
(doing)
sth
Several
of
the
parents
were
giving
their
children
rewards
for
passing
exams.
孩子通过了考试，有几个父母给了他们奖励。
economic/financial
reward
The
job
is
difficult,
but
the
financial
rewards
are
great.
工作很辛苦，但报酬很高。
She
began
to
reap
(=get)
the
rewards
of
all
her
hard
work.
她所付出的努力开始得到回报了。
Success
brings
its
own
rewards.
成功本身就是奖赏。
2
money
that
is
offered
to
people
for
helping
the
police
to
solve
a
crime
or
catch
a
criminal
〔要求人们协助破案或捉拿罪犯而提供的〕赏金，悬赏金
C,U
[+
of
]
A
reward
of
$20,000
has
been
offered.
已悬赏两万美元。
[+
for
]
a
reward
for
information
leading
to
the
capture
of
the
murderers
因提供情报令凶手落网而得到的赏金
verb
3
to
give
something
to
someone
because
they
have
done
something
good
or
helpful
or
have
worked
for
it
酬谢，报答，奖赏;
reward
sb
with
sth
The
club’s
directors
rewarded
him
with
a
free
season
ticket.
俱乐部的董事们奖赏他一张免费季票。
reward
sb
for
(doing)
sth
She
wanted
to
reward
the
cleaners
for
their
efforts.
她想对清洁工的努力作出奖赏。
He
gave
the
children
some
chocolate
to
reward
them
for
behaving
well.
他给孩子们一些巧克力，奖励他们表现好。
4
be rewarded (with sth)
to
achieve
something
through
hard
work
and
effort
得到回报; 被报以（某事物）
The
team
have
worked
hard
and
their
efforts
have
been
rewarded
with
success.
球队很努力，他们的付出获得了成功。
Finally,
Molly’s
patience
was
rewarded.
莫莉的耐心终于有了回报。