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competitive

The price is also competitive because the elements of the system are bundled.We will continue to hold companies accountable that gain an unfair and illegal competitive advantage.Productivity is only one part of the mix in competitive advantage.They typically do not share what they discover in such areas because it would dilute their competitive advantage.Then there is the competitive advantage.Indeed, their ability to deal with the bureaucracy is a competitive advantage.Globally competitive firms knit together national competitive advantages to make things in the most cost-effective locations.Although each gain is small, they add up to a competitive advantage.It is fiercely competitive, but it is brutal and it leaves strong teams at risk of missing out.They will always be fiercely competitive up front and totally committed in defence.Switching to an account with a competitive overdraft deal could save you hundreds of pounds.This access has in turn given them competitive advantages over banks.You can now watch competitive car selling.The result is that there is little pressure on the banks to offer competitive prices.The answer is that you can if the auction is sufficiently competitive.It is an essential part of a competitive and ambitious growth agenda.Games which are meaningless in a competitive sense always see lower attendances.Over time the risk of the company losing its competitive advantage decreases substantially.They are fiercely competitive and offer lower prices year after year.Find the most competitive accounts at timesonline.Technology has reshaped the business landscape and increasingly is changing competitive advantages.These products will include a competitive car loan scheme.Homes on the seafront sell fast and at competitive prices.Competitive cyclists always train with a buddy.Dropping them would put an individual company at a competitive disadvantage.Not that this stops them being fiercely competitive with each other.Check that your money is in the most competitive accounts to bring down that depressing statistic.We must have competitive, successful teams.Might get bored as England do not have a competitive fixture for another nine months.But under the surface he's a determined and competitive man.Sport plays an important part in university life: competitive teams are successful and facilities extensive.I have had to stay competitive and ambitious.She is hard-working, determined and very competitive.

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competitive

British English: competitive /kəmˈpɛtɪtɪv/ ADJECTIVE
Competitive situations or activities are ones in which people compete with each other.
...the competitive world of magazine publishing.
  • American English: competitive
  • Arabic: تَنَافُسي
  • Brazilian Portuguese: competitivo
  • Chinese: 竞争的
  • Croatian: konkurentan
  • Czech: konkurenceschopný
  • Danish: konkurrence-
  • Dutch: concurrerend
  • European Spanish: competitivo
  • Finnish: kilpailuhenkinen
  • French: compétitif
  • German: wetteifernd
  • Greek: ανταγωνιστικός
  • Italian: concorrenziale
  • Japanese: 競争的な
  • Korean: 경쟁의
  • Norwegian: konkurransedyktig
  • Polish: konkurencyjny
  • European Portuguese: competitivo
  • Romanian: competitiv
  • Russian: конкурентоспособный
  • Latin American Spanish: competitivo
  • Swedish: konkurrenskraftig
  • Thai: ที่เกี่ยวกับการแข่งขัน
  • Turkish: rekabete açık
  • Ukrainian: конкурентний
  • Vietnamese: mang tính cạnh tranh

All related terms of 'competitive'

Chinese translation of 'competitive'

competitive

(kəmˈpɛtɪtɪv)

adj

  1. [industry, society] 竞(競)争(爭)性的 (jìngzhēngxìng de)
  2. [person] 求胜(勝)心切的 (qiúshèngxīnqìe de)
  3. [price, product] 有竞(競)争(爭)力的 (yǒu jìngzhēnglì de)
  4. [sport] 竞(競)技性的 (jìngjìxìng de)
(adjective) 
Definition
involving rivalry
Modelling is a tough, competitive world.
Synonyms
cut-throat
the cut-throat world of international finance
aggressive
Some cows are more aggressive than others.
fierce
He inspires fierce loyalty in his friends.
ruthless
a ruthless totalitarian power
relentless
He was the most relentless enemy I have ever known.
antagonistic
carnivorous (informal)
dog-eat-dog
TV is a dog-eat-dog business.
(adjective) 
Definition
characterized by an urge to compete
She has always been a fiercely competitive player.
Synonyms
ambitious
pushing
opposing
aggressive
a very competitive and aggressive executive
two-fisted
vying
contentious
He was a sociable if rather contentious man.
combative
Lockhart was famed for his combative style and scathing wit.
carnivorous (informal)

Additional synonyms

in the sense of aggressive
Definition
full of anger or hostility
Some cows are more aggressive than others.
Synonyms
hostile,
offensive,
destructive,
belligerent,
unkind,
unfriendly,
malevolent,
contrary,
antagonistic,
pugnacious,
bellicose,
two-fisted,
quarrelsome,
aggro (Australian, New Zealand),
aggers (Australian, slang),
biffo (Australian, slang),
inimical,
rancorous,
ill-disposed,
arsey (British, Australian, New Zealand, slang)
in the sense of aggressive
Definition
forceful or determined
a very competitive and aggressive executive
Synonyms
forceful,
powerful,
convincing,
effective,
enterprising,
dynamic,
bold,
militant,
pushing,
vigorous,
energetic,
persuasive,
assertive,
zealous,
pushy (informal),
in-your-face (slang),
carnivorous (informal)
in the sense of combative
Lockhart was famed for his combative style and scathing wit.
Synonyms
aggressive,
militant,
contentious,
belligerent,
antagonistic,
pugnacious,
warlike,
carnivorous (informal),
bellicose,
truculent,
quarrelsome,
aggers (Australian, slang)

Synonyms of 'competitive'

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