compete
美:/kəmˈpit/
英:/kəmˈpiːt/
v.:
竞争；对抗；参加比赛（或竞赛）
网络:
比赛竞争；比得上；较量
词形变换: (第三人称单数) competes (现在分词) competing (过去式) competed
例句
1.
To be honest with you , it is not as easy as you thought to compete with them here. So, you`d better look before you leap.
坦白讲，在这里和他们竞争并没有你想的那么容易。所以你最好在你起跳前先看看形势。
2.
Many contracts also utilize vesting and non compete clauses to make it costly for the entrepreneur to leave the firm.
许多合同还利用授让和无竞争条款以限制创业者退出。
3.
For two short weeks, thousands of men and women from all over the world will compete and millions more will watch them.
在短短的两个星期里，来自世界各国的数千名运动员进行角逐，而数百万的人们注视着他们。
4.
The next time you step up to the deli counter, remember this: Bland white bread can't compete with hearty whole wheat in taste or nutrition.
下次当您朝熟食柜台走去时，要记住这一点：清淡的白色面包无论在味道上还是在营养价值上是不能与全麦面包相比的。
5.
I have decided to compete for. you can compete for it too. It's up to you.
我已经决定跟别人竞争这个新岗位。你也可以竞争。你自己决定吧。
6.
After the 2006 Turin Games, where he finished 25th, he ran out of money and did not compete for nearly two years.
2006年杜林冬奥会后，他已经参加了25次比赛，资金已经用完于是就停赛了近2年。
7.
Microsoft spokesman said the company will compete in whatever markets it is in, including China.
微软发言人说，该公司将在所在的任何市场进行竞争，包括中国在内。
8.
Ms Pelosi realised that she did not need to compete with the White House in producing bright ideas that the Republicans might steal.
佩洛西女士认识到她不需要与白宫的行政领导们比谁的决策更加高明，因为共和党人可能会偷学自己的见解。
9.
Working with Chery will allow the company to add models able to compete with Toyota, which makes the Yaris, with less investment.
与奇瑞合作将使该公司如虎添翼，能够与丰田相抗衡——生产的雅力士车型，成本更低。
10.
New entrants might be able to make lifts but would struggle to compete with the comprehensive maintenance networks of the incumbents.
市场新进者或许能够制造电梯，但将与现任者全面的维修网络展开艰苦的竞争。