competitor

单词competitor

基本解释

n.: 对手；参赛者；竞赛者
网络: 竞争者；竞争对手；比赛者

权威解释

• （尤指商业方面的）竞争者，对手:

  a person or an organization that competes against others, especially in business

• 参赛者；竞赛者:

  a person who takes part in a competition

英汉解释

• 设计替代方案

• 正式比赛队员

• 斗争者

• 参赛者

• 竞争者;敌手

词性分析

• 复数：competitors

单词搭配

• adj.+n.:

  direct competitor,major competitor,main competitor,strong competitor,aggressive competitor

• v.+n.:

  become competitor,beat competitor,competitor make,face competitor

同义词

n.contestantparticipantentrantplayeropponent

例句

• Apple is "going to be a strong competitor for sure, " said an AdMob spokeswoman.

  AdMob公司发言人说，苹果当然将是一个强有力的竞争对手。

• At least one of the parties to a future dispute would be afraid to submit to this judge"s ruling, and so would opt for a competitor.

  至少其中的一方在未来的争端中不敢再请这个法官来审理，也就为竞争者提供了机会。

• It is not even enough to be the best in the country, for each competitor must be able to reach the standard expected for entry to the Games.

  对每一个参赛运动员来说，成为全国最佳运动员还不够，他还必须达到参加奥运会的标准。

• A person might work for you for six months or a year, then go over to a Chinese competitor.

  工人也许为你工作六个月或者一年，然后就会去中国的竞争者那里……

• Black: Well, as you know, I am currently working for your biggest competitor Legend Computers.

  你知道，我现在为您最大的对手“联想”工作。

• "If it isn"t the most corrupt state in the United States, it"s certainly one hell of a competitor, " Robert Grant told a press conference.

  “如果这儿不是美国最腐败的州，那它也定然是名列前茅的了。”罗伯特.格兰特在新闻发布会上如是说。

• Mr. Putin, meanwhile, said he considered Mr. Prokhorov, who also owns the New Jersey Nets basketball team, as "a strong competitor. "

  与此同时，普京说他认为普罗霍罗夫是一个“强有力的竞争者”。普罗霍罗夫也是新泽西网队（NewJerseyNets）的老板。

• Companies in the first two businesses view the iPad"s arrival with trepidation, for Apple"s history makes it a fearsome competitor.

  前两个行业的企业对iPad问世感到恐惶，因为苹果公司的历史证明其是令人生畏的竞争者。

• Because the competitor wants to build up a database for is similar to with a nice bit of cost, and is almost impossible.

  因为竞争者要用相当多的成本建立一个类似的数据库，而且几乎是不可能的。

• But such a rivalry is not unusual between a superpower and a rising competitor desperate to protect its burgeoning interests.

  只不过，超级大国和日益崛起的竞争者之间的这种竞赛是司空见惯的，竞争者正在拼命保护着自己快速发展的果实。