No·bel Prize 
/noʊˈbɛl-/ noun
plural ∼ Prizes /noʊˈbɛl-/ noun [count] : one of six annual prizes that are awarded to people for important work in the fields of literature, physics, chemistry, medicine, and economics and for helping to bring about peace in the world
▪ He won the Nobel Prize for economics. ▪ the Nobel Peace Prize —called also Nobel
▪ He won the Nobel Prize for economics. ▪ the Nobel Peace Prize —called also Nobel
