compete

美音：[kəm'pit] 英音：[kəm'piːt]

简单释义：

v.竞争；对抗；参加比赛（或竞赛）

网络比赛竞争；比得上；较量

变形：

过去分词：competed 现在分词：competing 第三人称单数：competes

完整释义：

1.争,争夺,竞争,争胜要强
2.竞争; 比得上,及得上;匹敌
3.竞争;对抗
4.竞争以
5.比赛
6.胜任
7.压倒
8.牵制
9.分去

例句：

He realised there was no use Silicon Valley trying to compete with the East Coast.
他意识到，硅谷没必要与东海岸竞争。
Strikes over the last 2 months have been a wake-up call for many foreign companies that depend on China's low costs to compete overseas.
近两个月来的罢工事件为多家外企敲醒了警钟：不能再尽情享受中国低廉的人力成本带来的海外竞争优势。
He dared not to compete with me in forces, but often showed his outside help and fortunes before me to cause my appetite and saliva.
他不敢跟我斗力，却把他的外援和好运道在我面前炫耀，以逗引出我的食欲和馋涎。
In the case of BNDES, this has been part of a government policy to create Brazilian champions that are big enough to compete abroad.
作为政策的一部分，巴西国家开发银行将被创建为具有国际竞争力的超大型企业。
A top athletic court says sprinter and double amputee Oscar Pistorius must be allowed to compete for a spot in the Beijing Olympics.
比赛高等法院说必须允许赛跑选手和奥斯卡参加北京奥运会的比赛。
"Our fans are going to be thrilled to have the opportunity to see such a phenomenal player compete again at our tournament, " he said.
“我们的球迷激动万分，他们现在能有机会，亲眼目睹这样一位一流球星，在场上一展英姿，”他说。
It does not compete with the bright flowers of spring, never to show off their beauty, it has a pair of characters, never arrogant.
它从不与百花争夺明媚的春天，也从不炫耀自己的美丽，它有着一副傲骨，也从不骄傲自大。
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。

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