賞品 (しょうひん) Japanese meaning | Kotomoraは
最
新
の
スマートフォン
だっ
た
。
The prize for the contest was the latest smartphone.
You can win a luxurious prize in the lottery.
Usage patterns
〈人〉が賞品をもらうto receive a prize
I won the contest and received a prize.
抽選で賞品が当たるto win a prize in a lottery/drawing
I won a luxurious prize in the lottery.
賞品を用意するto prepare prizes (for an event)
We prepared great prizes for the event.
一等の賞品は〈物〉だthe first-prize item is ~
The first prize was the latest laptop.
賞品 is a physical prize item (like a toy or gift), whereas 賞状 is the paper certificate awarded alongside or instead of it.
賞品 is a prize given for winning a contest or competition, while 記念品 is a memento given to mark an occasion regardless of winning.
