oscars
n. C / Un. the most famous awards in the movie industry, given every year in the United States. Winning one is considered the highest honor for actors, directors, and filmmakers.
n. the annual awards presented by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences for excellence in cinematic achievements. Usually pluralised when referring to the ceremony or the collective accolades.
She won two Oscars for her performance in the drama.
The Oscars ceremony is broadcast globally, drawing millions of viewers who want to see which film wins Best Picture.
While critics often debate the artistic merit of the winners, the Oscars remain the most significant commercial and symbolic milestone in a filmmaker's career.
When referring to the ceremony, it is usually plural and capitalised; when referring to the physical statuette, it is a countable noun.