prize：to consider something to be very important and special
n.奖品v.珍视；青睐 可替换value, appreciate, hold dear
例句：I know that you prize our friendship.
仿写：I know that he prizes their wonderful memory.
例句：It seems that people prize attitude over expertise.
仿写：It seems that people prize process than result.
prize A over B 表示“更重视 A，而不是 B”
例句：Overseas returnees are no longer highly prized by employers.
It seems that people prize interesting souls over pretty faces.
翻译：It seems that most of the Chinese parents highly prize The International Mathematical Olympiad.
造句：Humor is highly prized by young people in a dating.
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