英语词汇competitor的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

competitor /kəmˈpetətə, kəmˈpetɪtə $ -ər/ noun a person, team, company etc that is competing with anotheradjectivessb’s main/chief/biggest competitor They sold many more phones than their main competitor.a major competitor Japan soon became a major competitor in the electronics industry.a strong/serious competitor (=one that you have to compete hard with) The company has become a strong competitor in the market.a top competitor (=one of the best, especially in a sport) The race attracted top competitors from all over the world.sb’s closest competitor also sb’s nearest competitor BrE (=the one most likely to beat you) He had five times as many votes as his nearest competitor.a direct competitor (=someone competing in exactly the same activity as you) He knew she was a successful businesswoman and a direct competitor.a potential competitor (=a person, company etc that might compete with you) He sees me as a potential competitor for the job.foreign/international/overseas competitors Foreign competitors can make the same goods at lower prices.verbsbeat a competitor To stay in business you have to beat your competitors.outperform a competitor (=do better than them) The company has consistently outperformed its competitors.switch to a competitor (=start doing business with a competitor) If we do not provide good service, customers will switch to a competitor.

词组	competitor
释义	competitor /kəmˈpetətə, kəmˈpetɪtə $ -ər/ noun a person, team, company etc that is competing with anotheradjectivessb’s main/chief/biggest competitor They sold many more phones than their main competitor.a major competitor Japan soon became a major competitor in the electronics industry.a strong/serious competitor (=one that you have to compete hard with) The company has become a strong competitor in the market.a top competitor (=one of the best, especially in a sport) The race attracted top competitors from all over the world.sb’s closest competitor also sb’s nearest competitor BrE (=the one most likely to beat you) He had five times as many votes as his nearest competitor.a direct competitor (=someone competing in exactly the same activity as you) He knew she was a successful businesswoman and a direct competitor.a potential competitor (=a person, company etc that might compete with you) He sees me as a potential competitor for the job.foreign/international/overseas competitors Foreign competitors can make the same goods at lower prices.verbsbeat a competitor To stay in business you have to beat your competitors.outperform a competitor (=do better than them) The company has consistently outperformed its competitors.switch to a competitor (=start doing business with a competitor) If we do not provide good service, customers will switch to a competitor.
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