prise
v . 用桁杆推动;撬开
用桁杆推动;撬开
prise v 1 :
to move or force ,
especially in an effort to get something open ; "
The burglar jimmied the lock ": "
Raccoons managed to pry the lid off the garbage pail " [
synonym : {
pry }, {
prise },
{
prize }, {
lever }, {
jimmy }]
2 :
make an uninvited or presumptuous inquiry ; "
They pried the information out of him " [
synonym : {
pry }, {
prise }]
3 :
regard highly ;
think much of ; "
I respect his judgement "; "
We prize his creativity " [
synonym : {
respect }, {
esteem }, {
value },
{
prize }, {
prise }] [
ant : {
disesteem }, {
disrespect }]
Prise \
Prise \,
n .
An enterprise . [
Obs .] --
Spenser .
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Prise \
Prise \,
n . &
v .
See {
Prize },
n .,
5 .
Also {
Prize },
v .
t .
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Prize \
Prize \,
v .
t .
To move with a lever ;
to force up or open ;
to pry . [
Written also {
prise }.]
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Prize \
Prize \,
v .
t . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Prized };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n .
{
Prizing }.] [
F .
priser ,
OF .
prisier ,
preisier ,
fr .
L .
pretiare ,
fr .
pretium worth ,
value ,
price .
See {
Price },
and cf . {
Praise }.] [
Formerly written also {
prise }. ]
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1 .
To set or estimate the value of ;
to appraise ;
to price ;
to rate .
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A goodly price that I was prized at . --
Zech .
xi .
13 .
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I prize it [
life ]
not a straw ,
but for mine honor .
--
Shak .
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2 .
To value highly ;
to estimate to be of great worth ;
to esteem . "[
I ]
do love ,
prize ,
honor you . " --
Shak .
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I prized your person ,
but your crown disdain .
--
Dryden .
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Prize \
Prize \ (
pr [
imac ]
z ),
n . [
F .
prise a seizing ,
hold ,
grasp ,
fr .
pris ,
p .
p .
of prendre to take ,
L .
prendere ,
prehendere ;
in some senses ,
as 2 (
b ),
either from ,
or influenced by ,
F .
prix price .
See {
Prison }, {
Prehensile },
and cf . {
Pry },
and also {
Price }.]
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1 .
That which is taken from another ;
something captured ;
a thing seized by force ,
stratagem ,
or superior power .
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I will depart my pris ,
or my prey ,
by deliberation .
--
Chaucer .
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His own prize ,
Whom formerly he had in battle won . --
Spenser .
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2 .
Hence ,
specifically ;
(
a ) (
Law )
Anything captured by a belligerent using the rights of war ;
esp .,
property captured at sea in virtue of the rights of war ,
as a vessel . --
Kent .
--
Brande &
C .
(
b )
An honor or reward striven for in a competitive contest ;
anything offered to be competed for ,
or as an inducement to ,
or reward of ,
effort .
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I '
ll never wrestle for prize more . --
Shak .
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I fought and conquered ,
yet have lost the prize .
--
Dryden .
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(
c )
That which may be won by chance ,
as in a lottery .
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3 .
Anything worth striving for ;
a valuable possession held or in prospect .
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I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus . --
Phil .
iii .
14 .
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4 .
A contest for a reward ;
competition . [
Obs .] --
Shak .
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5 .
A lever ;
a pry ;
also ,
the hold of a lever . [
Written also {
prise }.]
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{
Prize court },
a court having jurisdiction of all captures made in war on the high seas . --
Bouvier .
{
Prize fight },
an exhibition contest ,
esp .
one of pugilists ,
for a stake or wager .
{
Prize fighter },
one who fights publicly for a reward ; --
applied esp .
to a professional boxer or pugilist . --
Pope .
{
Prize fighting },
fighting ,
especially boxing ,
in public for a reward or wager .
{
Prize master },
an officer put in charge or command of a captured vessel .
{
Prize medal },
a medal given as a prize .
{
Prize money },
a dividend from the proceeds of a captured vessel ,
etc .,
paid to the captors .
{
Prize ring },
the ring or inclosure for a prize fight ;
the system and practice of prize fighting .
{
To make prize of },
to capture . --
Hawthorne .
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