Definition of prize money in English:

prize money

noun

mass noun

Money offered or received as a prize.
the two champions will each collect two thousand pounds in prize money
Example sentencesExamples
- However, the interest is not shared equally between investors, but paid out in prize money.
- Basically, the better your horse and the better it runs, the more chance you have of winning bigger prize money.
- Then at the end of March is the big one, at the Bellagio in Las Vegas, with prize money of a million dollars.
- The estimated £3m prize money from the show would be used to revamp the pool's Turkish baths.
- As long as the player can stay in the area of the shockwave, he or she earns bonus prize money.
- Because of the jackpot and the big prize money on offer, the Golden League attracts the best athletes in the world.
- He also criticised the late payment of sponsorship contract money and tournament prize money to players.
- For the rest, travel allowances and excellent prize money would be incentive enough.
- No sponsor has offered prize money on tourist matches for several years so it is no wonder most sides only bother to put out their second team.
- If a horse wins both races then the total prize money will be topped up to £1.3m.
- A delighted Mrs Seers said she did not yet know what she was going to do with her prize money.
- Players can go online and compete with players all over the country for real prize money.
- He now sets off this week with high hopes of earning enough prize money to guarantee his European Tour card.
- The prize money must be invested in a project of social or environmental benefit to the community.
- All contestants who last the entire night without leaving the house will receive prize money.
- The race committee are planning the programme with good prize money on offer.
- She decides to set up a match between Bobby Jones and Walter Hagan for $10,000 prize money.
- The club also needs income to be able to provide the sort of prize money required.
- I've accumulated a lot of prize money on the US Tour this season, but I haven't won for four years.
- She won £100 prize money and was presented with a shield with her name on it.

Definition of prize money in US English:

prize money

noun

Money offered or received as a prize.
Example sentencesExamples
- For the rest, travel allowances and excellent prize money would be incentive enough.
- However, the interest is not shared equally between investors, but paid out in prize money.
- All contestants who last the entire night without leaving the house will receive prize money.
- No sponsor has offered prize money on tourist matches for several years so it is no wonder most sides only bother to put out their second team.
- A delighted Mrs Seers said she did not yet know what she was going to do with her prize money.
- The race committee are planning the programme with good prize money on offer.
- As long as the player can stay in the area of the shockwave, he or she earns bonus prize money.
- She decides to set up a match between Bobby Jones and Walter Hagan for $10,000 prize money.
- The estimated £3m prize money from the show would be used to revamp the pool's Turkish baths.
- He also criticised the late payment of sponsorship contract money and tournament prize money to players.
- Because of the jackpot and the big prize money on offer, the Golden League attracts the best athletes in the world.
- She won £100 prize money and was presented with a shield with her name on it.
- If a horse wins both races then the total prize money will be topped up to £1.3m.
- I've accumulated a lot of prize money on the US Tour this season, but I haven't won for four years.
- Basically, the better your horse and the better it runs, the more chance you have of winning bigger prize money.
- The prize money must be invested in a project of social or environmental benefit to the community.
- The club also needs income to be able to provide the sort of prize money required.
- Then at the end of March is the big one, at the Bellagio in Las Vegas, with prize money of a million dollars.
- He now sets off this week with high hopes of earning enough prize money to guarantee his European Tour card.
- Players can go online and compete with players all over the country for real prize money.

单词	prize money
释义	Definition of prize money in English: prize money noun mass noun Money offered or received as a prize. the two champions will each collect two thousand pounds in prize money Example sentencesExamples However, the interest is not shared equally between investors, but paid out in prize money. Basically, the better your horse and the better it runs, the more chance you have of winning bigger prize money. Then at the end of March is the big one, at the Bellagio in Las Vegas, with prize money of a million dollars. The estimated £3m prize money from the show would be used to revamp the pool's Turkish baths. As long as the player can stay in the area of the shockwave, he or she earns bonus prize money. Because of the jackpot and the big prize money on offer, the Golden League attracts the best athletes in the world. He also criticised the late payment of sponsorship contract money and tournament prize money to players. For the rest, travel allowances and excellent prize money would be incentive enough. No sponsor has offered prize money on tourist matches for several years so it is no wonder most sides only bother to put out their second team. If a horse wins both races then the total prize money will be topped up to £1.3m. A delighted Mrs Seers said she did not yet know what she was going to do with her prize money. Players can go online and compete with players all over the country for real prize money. He now sets off this week with high hopes of earning enough prize money to guarantee his European Tour card. The prize money must be invested in a project of social or environmental benefit to the community. All contestants who last the entire night without leaving the house will receive prize money. The race committee are planning the programme with good prize money on offer. She decides to set up a match between Bobby Jones and Walter Hagan for $10,000 prize money. The club also needs income to be able to provide the sort of prize money required. I've accumulated a lot of prize money on the US Tour this season, but I haven't won for four years. She won £100 prize money and was presented with a shield with her name on it. Definition of prize money in US English: prize money noun Money offered or received as a prize. Example sentencesExamples For the rest, travel allowances and excellent prize money would be incentive enough. However, the interest is not shared equally between investors, but paid out in prize money. All contestants who last the entire night without leaving the house will receive prize money. No sponsor has offered prize money on tourist matches for several years so it is no wonder most sides only bother to put out their second team. A delighted Mrs Seers said she did not yet know what she was going to do with her prize money. The race committee are planning the programme with good prize money on offer. As long as the player can stay in the area of the shockwave, he or she earns bonus prize money. She decides to set up a match between Bobby Jones and Walter Hagan for $10,000 prize money. The estimated £3m prize money from the show would be used to revamp the pool's Turkish baths. He also criticised the late payment of sponsorship contract money and tournament prize money to players. Because of the jackpot and the big prize money on offer, the Golden League attracts the best athletes in the world. She won £100 prize money and was presented with a shield with her name on it. If a horse wins both races then the total prize money will be topped up to £1.3m. I've accumulated a lot of prize money on the US Tour this season, but I haven't won for four years. Basically, the better your horse and the better it runs, the more chance you have of winning bigger prize money. The prize money must be invested in a project of social or environmental benefit to the community. The club also needs income to be able to provide the sort of prize money required. Then at the end of March is the big one, at the Bellagio in Las Vegas, with prize money of a million dollars. He now sets off this week with high hopes of earning enough prize money to guarantee his European Tour card. Players can go online and compete with players all over the country for real prize money.
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