contests
美:/kənˈtest/
英:/kən'test/
n.:
竞赛；竞争
v.:
竞争；争夺(胜败,土地等)；辩驳
网络:
比赛；竞赛抽奖活动；竞赛活动
词形变换: (复数) contests (现在分词) contesting (过去式) contested
例句
1.
Get into a price war. Companies frequently undertake suicidal contests with rivals in a desperate attempt to seize market share.
一些公司在拼命抢占市场份额时，常常与对手展开自杀性争夺。
2.
In reality, the challenge illustrated exactly why these "vote for me" contests in the nonprofit world have got to go away.
事实上，这个挑战竞赛确切地描述了为什么“投给我票”的比赛不得不退出非营利领域。
3.
He added that when he was a teenager growing up on a farm in Missouri, he would practice for speech contests in front of his cows.
Beebe补充说，当自己还是青少年成长于密苏里一家农场的时候，他会在农场奶牛们面前为准备演讲竞赛而做练习。
4.
The authorities seem to have had second thoughts about encouraging more combative contests.
对于鼓励更激烈的竞争当局似乎心存疑虑。
5.
With only a few games to draw from, the first few contests seem to hold greater significance.
虽然只有几场比赛，但是最先的几场看起来就有更重要的意义。
6.
Now, for those of you who do not know, the Triwizard Tournament brings together three schools for a series of magical contests.
有人可能不清楚，三强争霸赛是一个由三所学校参加的系列魔法竞赛。
7.
She argued that beauty contests are no different to athletics events (even if the event seems to be show jumping).
羽西争论道，选美跟运动会（即使是跳高比赛）毫无差别。
8.
CHRISTOPHER CRUISE: Most science and engineering contests for young people take place in a big room, with all the competitors present.
斯托弗克鲁斯：最科学和工程大赛的青少年参加一个大房间的地方，现在所有的竞争对手。
9.
Ongoing decapitation "contests" were covered in the Japanese press as if they were sporting events.
在日本的新闻界，报道正在进行的斩首竞赛如同报道体育赛事。
10.
This reflects the repetitive games and contests among related stakeholders and is finally shown in demand-derivative institutional change.
这其中折射出相关利益主体的反复博弈与较量，并最终表现为需求诱致型制度变迁。