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

COLLOCATIONS► competitive edge

The merger will give the company a competitive edge (=a better ability to compete) in the market.

► highly/fiercely/intensely etc. competitive

The market for airline companies is highly competitive.

THESAURUSlow price► cheap

not expensive, or lower in price than you expected: My flight to Reno was really cheap. I bought the cheapest computer I could find.

► inexpensive

not expensive, but usually of good quality: The furniture is inexpensive, but it is well-made.

► affordable

cheap enough for people to be able to buy: The city needs affordable housing.

► economical

cheap when compared to other possibilities: It’s actually more economical if we stay four nights because of the discount.

► budget/economy

budget or economy flights, airlines, hotels, etc. have very low prices: I got a budget flight to Washington for less than $100.

► a bargain

(also a good/great deal) used to describe something that is worth more money than you paid for it: At this price, the car is a bargain.

► (a) good/great/excellent value

worth at least the price you pay for it. Used especially in advertising: The burger special is a good value.

► low

a low price, rent, or fee is not high: The rent is very low – only $500 a month.

► reasonable

a reasonable price is not too high and seems fair: The restaurant serves good food at reasonable prices.

► competitive

a competitive price is cheaper than or the same as prices for other similar things: The store’s prices on electronic goods are very competitive.

► bargain/discount

a bargain or discount price is a special price that is lower than the usual price: They sell things at discount prices because of a deal they have with the supplier.

► low-cost

a low-cost product or service is always sold at a lower price than similar things. You can also use low-cost about companies that sell these products or services: The state also provides low-cost health care for the unemployed.

单词	competitive
释义	competitivecompetitive /kəmˈpɛt̮ət̮ɪv/ ●●○ W3 adjective Collocations COLLOCATIONS► competitive edge The merger will give the company a competitive edge (=a better ability to compete) in the market. ► highly/fiercely/intensely etc. competitive The market for airline companies is highly competitive. Thesaurus THESAURUSlow price► cheap not expensive, or lower in price than you expected: My flight to Reno was really cheap. I bought the cheapest computer I could find. ► inexpensive not expensive, but usually of good quality: The furniture is inexpensive, but it is well-made. ► affordable cheap enough for people to be able to buy: The city needs affordable housing. ► economical cheap when compared to other possibilities: It’s actually more economical if we stay four nights because of the discount. ► budget/economy budget or economy flights, airlines, hotels, etc. have very low prices: I got a budget flight to Washington for less than $100. ► a bargain (also a good/great deal) used to describe something that is worth more money than you paid for it: At this price, the car is a bargain. ► (a) good/great/excellent value worth at least the price you pay for it. Used especially in advertising: The burger special is a good value. ► low a low price, rent, or fee is not high: The rent is very low – only $500 a month. ► reasonable a reasonable price is not too high and seems fair: The restaurant serves good food at reasonable prices. ► competitive a competitive price is cheaper than or the same as prices for other similar things: The store’s prices on electronic goods are very competitive. ► bargain/discount a bargain or discount price is a special price that is lower than the usual price: They sell things at discount prices because of a deal they have with the supplier. ► low-cost a low-cost product or service is always sold at a lower price than similar things. You can also use low-cost about companies that sell these products or services: The state also provides low-cost health care for the unemployed. 1able to be more successful than other people or businesses: Some U.S. industries are not as competitive as they have been in the past. The merger will give the company a competitive edge (=a better ability to compete) in the market.2a competitive market or industry has a lot of businesses that are all trying hard to be more successful than the others: highly/fiercely/intensely etc. competitive The market for airline companies is highly competitive.3[only before noun] competitive sports involve teams or players competing against each other: Competitive sports encourage children to work together as a team.4competitive prices, salaries, etc. are as good as or slightly better than prices or salaries in other stores or companies: Long distance phone companies offer very competitive rates.► see thesaurus at cheap15someone who is competitive is determined to win or to be more successful than other people: I hate playing tennis with Stephen – he’s too competitive.—competitively adverb
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