awarding
vt. 授予,奖给,判给(award的现在分词形式)
An award is a prize or certificate that a person is given for doing something well.
...the Booker prize, Britain's top award for fiction...
布克奖,英国小说界的最高荣誉
She presented a bravery award to schoolgirl Caroline Tucker.
她向女学生卡罗琳·塔克颁发了英勇奖状。
In law, an award is a sum of money that a court decides should be given to someone.
...workmen's compensation awards.
判给工人的赔偿金
A pay award is an increase in pay for a particular group of workers.
...this year's average pay award for teachers of just under 8%.
今年教师平均加薪幅度将近8%
If someone is awarded something such as a prize or an examination mark, it is given to them.
She was awarded the prize for both films...
她的两部电影双双获奖。
For his dedication the Mayor awarded him a medal of merit.
为表彰他的奉献精神,市长授予他荣誉奖章。
To award something to someone means to decide that it will be given to that person.
We have awarded the contract to a British shipyard...
我们将合同给了一家英国造船厂。
A High Court judge had awarded him £6 million damages.
高级法院法官裁定他获得600万英镑的损失赔偿金。
1. a grant made by a law court;
Referee Michael Reed had no hesitation in awarding a penalty.
裁判迈克尔·里德毫不犹豫地判了点球。
The referee was booed for awarding a penalty.
裁判由于所做出的犯规处罚而被哄.
The tribunal decided against awarding any damages.
法庭裁决不予任何损害赔偿.
Awarding a terraforming contract to Nightsiders was no stroke of genius.
弄成这种阴暗的土地可不是天才的作法.
The referee had no hesitation in awarding the penalty.
裁判毫不犹豫地给出了处罚.