competitive

美音：[kəm'petətɪv] 英音：[kəm'petətɪv]

简单释义：

adj.竞争的；（与…）一样好的；（比…）更好的；有竞争力的

网络比赛的；竞争性的；有竞争性的

完整释义：

adj.

1.有竞争力的,可以与别人竞争的
2.互相竞争的;竞争性很强
3.竞争的,竞赛的
4.比赛的
5.争先恐后
6.对抗性的

例句：

How much public television would a competitive private market provide? Explain how you determined the answer.
一个竞争性的私营市场（在同样时段内）会生产多少公共电视节目？解释你是如何确定答案的。
But he cautioned that the European market remained intensely competitive as governments continued to support national champion carmakers.
但他也指出，欧洲市场的竞争仍十分激烈，各国政府继续扶持本国顶尖汽车制造商。
That experience shows that the U. S. can have both a strong currency at home and a more competitive dollar abroad.
这一经验表明，美国可以让美元在国内保持坚挺，同时在国外又变得更有竞争力。
Far better would be to recognise that this competitive technological battle reduces social welfare in a similar way to an arms race.
要是他们能认识到，这场竞争性的技术战会像军备竞赛一样损害社会福利，就更好了。
sterling is beginning to lose a bit of its competitive edge against the euro as Europe's troubles pile up.
英镑开始对欧元失去了些许的竞争优势，因为欧洲的麻烦也应接不暇了。
This explains why there tends to be a small range of prices in real-world competitive markets.
这解释为什么那里倾向于是价格的一个小范围在真实世界的竞争市场上。
Virtually everyone has their own dreams, however, it is not easy to find their place in this competitive society.
几乎每个人都有自己的梦想，然而，这是不容易找到了他们的位置在这个竞争激烈的社会。
Now, though, business schools throughout Asia are trying to become more competitive with the top schools in the U. S. and Europe.
尽管如此，当今亚洲各商学院正努力地与美国和欧洲的顶尖商学院竞争。

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