com·pete (k m-p t )intr.v. com·pet·ed, com·pet·ing, com·petes To strive against another or others to attain a goal, such as an advantage or a victory. See Synonyms at rival. [Late Latin competere, to strive together, from Latin, to coincide, be suitable : com-, com- + petere, to seek; see pet- in Indo-European roots.] |
Translations
competing [kəmˈpiːtiŋ] ADJ [product, bid, offer] → rival; [interests] → conflictivo
there are competing claims on my time → hay muchas cosas que requieren mi tiempo
there are competing claims on my time → hay muchas cosas que requieren mi tiempo
competing [kəmˈpiːtɪŋ] adj
[ideas, theories] → opposé(e)
[interests] → antagoniste; [claims, demands] → en concurrence; [explanations] → concurrent(e)
There are several competing explanations → Il y a plusieurs explications concurrentes.
There are several competing explanations → Il y a plusieurs explications concurrentes.
[products, companies] → concurrent(e)
competing [ˌkɒmˈpiːtɪŋ] adj (theories, ideas) → opposto/a; (companies) → in concorrenza; (explanations) → in contrasto tra di loro
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