to reward
01
奖励
to give someone something because of their success, hard work, specific achievements, etc.
Transitive: to reward sb
Ditransitive: to reward sb with a privilege or award
例子
The teacher decided to reward the students who performed exceptionally well on the exam with extra recess time.
老师决定用额外的休息时间来奖励那些在考试中表现异常出色的学生。
The company implemented a bonus system to reward employees for their hard work and dedication.
公司实施了一个奖金制度，以奖励员工的辛勤工作和奉献精神。
02
奖励, 奖赏
to appreciate and recompense a quality or behavior
Transitive: to reward a quality or behavior
例子
A supportive workplace rewards dedication and teamwork.
一个支持性的工作场所奖励奉献和团队合作。
A healthy relationship rewards trust and communication.
健康的关系奖励信任和沟通。
Reward
01
奖励, 报酬
a benefit or advantage gained as a result of an event, action, or effort
例子
The company offered a financial reward for innovative ideas.
该公司为创新想法提供了经济奖励。
Hard work brings its own reward in the form of success.
辛勤工作以成功的形式带来自己的回报。
02
奖励, 报酬
a recompense for worthy acts or retribution for wrongdoing
03
奖励, 报酬
an action taken to reinforce or encourage desirable behavior, often used in psychology and learning
例子
Positive reinforcement through reward helps shape good habits in children.
通过奖励进行的积极强化有助于塑造儿童的良好习惯。
The company implemented a reward system to motivate employees.
公司实施了奖励制度以激励员工。
04
报酬, 奖励
payment made in return for a service rendered
05
奖励, 赏金
money offered for assisting in finding a criminal or returning lost property
例子
The police announced a reward for information leading to the suspect's arrest.
警方宣布对导致嫌疑人被捕的信息提供奖励。
A generous reward was promised for the safe return of the missing dog.
为安全找回丢失的狗承诺了慷慨的奖励。
