英语词汇“competitive”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

competitive

/kəmˈpɛtɪtɪv

adjective

1Relating to or characterized by competition: a competitive sport the intensely competitive newspaper industry...

That gives us, as New Zealanders, a clear, competitive advantage in most industries.
Keeping on top of global developments in a particular field can afford serious competitive advantage.
It is a much cheaper way of gaining competitive advantage and it is a continuing process.

Synonyms

ruthless, merciless, aggressive, fierce

informal dog-eat-dog, cut-throat

1.1Having or displaying a strong desire to be more successful than others: she had a competitive streak...

Bayern Munich may have been knocked out of Europe, but their competitive spirit is as strong as ever.
Even their displays of competitive compassion only emphasise how illusory the choice is.
This was an excellent game of football, displayed by two very competitive sides.

Synonyms

ambitious, driven, vying, combative, contentious, aggressive;

insistent, driving, pushing, zealous, keen

informal pushy, go-ahead

2As good as or better than others of a comparable nature: a car industry competitive with any in the world...

Many US firms could now find it is easier to export because their goods and services are considerably more competitive.
Air access and egress is considered a fundamental for any region which hopes to be competitive in the future.
Those projects as well as excellence in education will make the country competitive.

2.1(Of prices) low enough to compare well with those of rival traders: we offer prompt service at competitive rates...

They would then decide whether the prices were competitive enough to make it a sustainable business.
Three competitive proposals are usually enough to establish a competitive price for money.
A low exchange rate, competitive prices, and a whole lot of migration do not make them magicians.

Synonyms

reasonable, moderate, economical, keen;

low, inexpensive, cheap, cheap and cheerful, budget, economy, bargain, sale, cut-rate, cut, reduced, marked down, discounted, discount, rock-bottom

informal bargain-basement

British informal bargainous

Origin

Early 19th century: from Latin competit- 'striven for', from the verb competere (see compete), + -ive.

单词	competitive
释义	competitive /kəmˈpɛtɪtɪv / adjective 1Relating to or characterized by competition: a competitive sport the intensely competitive newspaper industry... That gives us, as New Zealanders, a clear, competitive advantage in most industries. Keeping on top of global developments in a particular field can afford serious competitive advantage. It is a much cheaper way of gaining competitive advantage and it is a continuing process. Synonyms ruthless, merciless, aggressive, fierce informal dog-eat-dog, cut-throat 1.1Having or displaying a strong desire to be more successful than others: she had a competitive streak... Bayern Munich may have been knocked out of Europe, but their competitive spirit is as strong as ever. Even their displays of competitive compassion only emphasise how illusory the choice is. This was an excellent game of football, displayed by two very competitive sides. Synonyms ambitious, driven, vying, combative, contentious, aggressive; insistent, driving, pushing, zealous, keen informal pushy, go-ahead 2As good as or better than others of a comparable nature: a car industry competitive with any in the world... Many US firms could now find it is easier to export because their goods and services are considerably more competitive. Air access and egress is considered a fundamental for any region which hopes to be competitive in the future. Those projects as well as excellence in education will make the country competitive. 2.1(Of prices) low enough to compare well with those of rival traders: we offer prompt service at competitive rates... They would then decide whether the prices were competitive enough to make it a sustainable business. Three competitive proposals are usually enough to establish a competitive price for money. A low exchange rate, competitive prices, and a whole lot of migration do not make them magicians. Synonyms reasonable, moderate, economical, keen; low, inexpensive, cheap, cheap and cheerful, budget, economy, bargain, sale, cut-rate, cut, reduced, marked down, discounted, discount, rock-bottom informal bargain-basement British informal bargainous Origin Early 19th century: from Latin competit- 'striven for', from the verb competere (see compete), + -ive.
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