compete

From Latin 'competere', meaning 'to strive together'.

VERB (1)
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vie formal / contend formal
Synonyms vie formal , contend formal
Antonyms cooperate

To strive against others to gain something, often in a competitive environment such as sports or business. This can also imply engaging in a contest or contesting for a prize. The term has its roots from the Latin 'competere', meaning 'to strive together'.

regular
past present_participle
competed competing
  • Many students compete for scholarships every year. — 毎年多くの学生が奨学金を得るために競争をします
  • Companies compete to offer the best products at the lowest prices. — 企業は最も低価格で最高の製品を提供するために競争しています
register: formal
NOUN (1)
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Synonyms contest , rivalry
Antonyms collaboration

The act of competing, particularly in sports, events, or any setting where individuals or groups strive for a goal or superiority. This often involves a formalized structure or rules. An example of this would be in sports, where athletes engage in a competition to win medals or trophies.

plural
competitions