vie

美音：[vaɪ] 英音：[vaɪ]

简单释义：

v.激烈竞争；争夺

网络可变利益实体(Variable Interest Entities)；维也纳(Vienna)；越南(Vietnam)

变形：

第三人称单数：vies 现在分词：vying 过去式：vied

完整释义：

1.竞相;竞争,争先恐后
2.〔体〕争夺
3.〔古语〕使竞争
4.〔罕用语〕下(赌注);冒…危险

1.争夺
2.冒的危险

例句：

Because all the good stuff in the house belonged to only me, and there were no brothers or sisters to vie with me for my parents' love.
因为家里的好东西都属于我一个，也没有别的兄弟姐妹和我争抢父母的爱。
As they vie for the attention of a stunning blonde, Nash observes their rivalry and, from that, develops his "game theory" .
至于他们在我们的注意力争夺一个惊人的金发，纳什观察他们的竞争，而且从认为，发展自己的“游戏理论”。
Big companies, from beermakers to banks, vie for the right to plaster their logos over the carnival.
各大公司，从啤酒制造商到银行都争着让他们的标志出现在狂欢节上。
Although I admit few people would vie for the pathetically normal moniker without at least a double shot of truth serum.
我相信，没有几个人在有意识的情况下，会争夺一个普通名字。
One of the items regulators have been looking is a controversial Chinese corporate structure, Variable Interest Entity (VIE).
可变利益载体（VIE）这种颇具争议的企业结构是监管者长期关注的目标之一。
Mr. Lee said the government's acknowledgement of VIE structures implies acceptance of the structures' legal merit.
李大诚说，中国政府对VIE架构的认可暗示着它接受该结构的法律意义。
Local officials frequently vie for his endorsement of their latest architectural boondoggles.
当地官员们时常要为他们最新的蠢事争取他的肯定。
After Los Angeles, cities around the world began to vie to host Olympiads.
洛杉矶奥运会之后，世界各大城市开始争夺奥运会的主办权。

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