award-winning
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- adjective
- /əˈwɔrdˌwɪnɪŋ/
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premiado
- I am so excited to introduce to you the award-winning author, Loretta Sage!
- award-winning book
- award-winning author
- award-winning writer
Here's another one from an award-winning journalist, Thomas Lee.
- Here's another one from an award-winning journalist, Thomas Lee.
- And here to help us is money expert and award-winning author Melissa Leong.
- So welcome and additionally, please welcome Grammy award-winning Miss Gloria Gator.
- And thanks to this show, I am now an award-winning actor and playwright.
- Perhaps we have today an Emmy award-winning television host and executive producer.
- It's like art, but it's also an award-winning air purifier.
- That's the quality you get with this Webby award-winning podcast.
- Two years later, they wrote an Academy award-winning film, All Quiet on the Western Front.
- You have the award-winning Alpha H Liquid Gold.
- Our next guest is a two time Grammy award-winning singer and songwriter.
- But she's also a poet, A performer, a writer, and also an award-winning filmmaker.
- That is why I like my olive oil direct from small, award-winning farms.
- As I said, she's a professor of anesthesiology and she is an award-winning poet.
- My first guest this evening is the Emmy award-winning actor you know from Shameless and The Iron Claw.
- He is a Co host of the Emmy award-winning Netflix docu series Down to Earth with Zac Efron.
Examples
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The author will show examples of his award-winning international slides and explain how he achieved them.
Academic text (1996) -
And thanks to this show, I am now an award-winning actor and playwright.
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Two years later, they wrote an Academy award-winning film, All Quiet on the Western Front.
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Based on a new movie from the award-winning director of Good Will Hunting.
Fiction book (2001) -
So he is an extraordinary award-winning author.
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Daily Mail TV is back after an epic award-winning second season.
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It's an award-winning wine from Wisconsin.
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Furthermore, the genre of historical fiction is alive and well, with numerous award-winning books being written every year.
Academic text (2013) -
We're excited to bring you this story from award-winning children's author Rosemary Wells.
Fiction book (2000) -
The award-winning artist captivated the audience with her breathtaking performance.
Synonyms
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Someone or something that has won a prize in a contest
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Award-winning joins award ('a prize given for good work') and win ('to succeed'). So it means 'having won a prize', like a book with a gold sticker or a film with a trophy, and tells you the work was chosen as very good.