奖赏

jiǎng shǎng

reward; prize; award

HSK 6

한자 분해

Usage and Nuances

The word 奖赏 (jiǎng shǎng) is commonly used to refer to giving rewards or prizes as recognition for achievements or good behavior. It often appears in formal or semi-formal contexts such as workplaces, schools, or organizations.

Common Collocations

  • 奖赏 (reward employees): used in professional settings to acknowledge work performance.
  • 奖赏 (reward system): refers to an established system for giving rewards.
  • 奖赏 (receive a reward): a common phrase indicating someone has been rewarded.

Practical Tips

When using 奖赏, the focus is on the act of giving a reward as a form of recognition. It is more formal than simply giving a gift and implies merit-based acknowledgment. Avoid confusing it with 礼物 (ordinary gifts), as 奖赏 carries a connotation of earned reward.

In conversation, 奖赏 can be used both as a noun and a verb, but it is more common as a noun referring to the reward itself or the concept of rewarding.

예문

公司为了表彰员工的努力,决定给予丰厚的奖赏。

Gōngsī wèile biǎozhāng yuángōng de nǔlì, juédìng jǐyǔ fēnghòu de

The company decided to give generous rewards to recognize the employees'

他因为完成了任务,得到了领导的奖赏。

Tā yīnwèi wánchéngle rènwù, dédàole lǐngdǎo de jiǎngshǎng.

He received a reward from the leader for completing the task.

学校设立了奖赏机制,鼓励学生积极参与各种活动。

Xuéxiào shèlìle jiǎngshǎng jīzhì, gǔlì xuéshēng jījí cānyù gèzhǒng huódòng.

The school established a reward system to encourage students to actively