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competition
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com·pe·ti·tion /ˌkɒmpəˈtɪʃən $ ˌkɑːm-/ ●●● S2 W1 noun
1 [uncountableU]COMPETE WITH/TRY TO BEAT a situation in which people or organizations try to be more successful than other people or organizations 竞争 → compete, competitor
competition between/among
fierce/stiff/intense etc competition
be in competition with somebody/something
2 [singular, uncountableU]COMPETE WITH/TRY TO BEAT the people or groups that are competing against you, especially in business or in a sport 〔尤指商业或体育比赛的〕竞争对手 → compete, competitor
no/not much/little etc competition (=no one who is likely to be better than you) 没有/不太多的/极少的等竞争对手
a lot of/considerable/fierce etc competition
3 [countableC]COMPETITION an organized event in which people or teams compete against each other 比赛，竞赛 → competitor
n COLLOCATIONS – Meaning 1: a situation in which people or organizations try to be more successful than other people or organizations
verbs
face competition (from somebody)
Website designers face increasing competition.
beat off/fight off competition
adjectivesShe beat off competition from dozens of other candidates to get the job.
strong/serious competition
The company is facing strong competition in the market.
stiff//tough/fierce/intense/keen competition (=strong competition)
There is stiff competition for places at the best universities.
cut-throat competition (=very strong competition)
The cutthroat competition in the airline industry kept prices low for many years.
increasing/growing competition
the growing competition between banks
fair competition
Fair competition offers the best guarantee of good services and low prices.
unfair competition
This will protect the industry from unfair competition from abroad.
open competition (=a situation that offers anyone a chance to be successful)
phrasesWe welcome open competition in the software market.
in the face of competition (=in a situation where you are competing to be successful)
They won the contract in the face of tough competition.
n COLLOCATIONS – Meaning 3: an organized event in which people or teams compete against each other
verbs
take part in a competition
Ten schools took part in the competition.
enter a competition
You must be over 16 to enter the competition.
win a competition
Lucy was thrilled to hear that she had won the short-story competition.
come first/second/third etc in a competition
Stuart came second in the swimming competition.
have/hold a competition
Each year the school holds a painting competition.
run a competition (=organize it)
The company is running an inventions competition with a first prize of £1,000.
launch a competition (=start it)
We’re launching a competition to find the best young designer.
judge a competition (=decide who has won it)
A panel of five will judge the competition.
withdraw from a competition (=not take part, when you had planned to)
He had to withdraw from the competition because of an injury.
be out of a competition (=no longer be in a competition because you have been defeated)
Our team scored the fewest points so we were out of the competition.
put/knock somebody out of a competition (=defeat someone so that they are no longer in a competition)
ADJECTIVES/NOUN + competitionThey put us out of the competition in the semi-final last year.
a football/music/essay etc competition
There’s a music competition in the town on June 12th.
a writing/painting/dancing etc competition
Greg won the school public-speaking competition.
a sporting/sports competition
There is an increasing demand to watch sporting competitions.
a national/international/European etc competition
Her oldest daughter has taken part in national competitions.
an annual competition
Last year he won the magazine’s annual photo competition.
an open competition (=that everyone can take part in)
An open competition is to be held at the tennis club.
a knock-out competition British EnglishBrE (=in which if you lose a game, you are no longer in the competition)
a newspaper competition (=organized by and advertised in a newspaper)
phrasesI entered a newspaper competition for young photographer of the year.
the result of a competition
The result of the competition will be announced on April 3rd.
the winner of a competition
Jane was the clear winner of the competition.
the rules of a competition
Make sure you understand the rules of the competition.
a competition is open to somebody (=used to say who can enter a competition)
The competition is open to artists between 16 and 25 years old.
n THESAURUS
competition an organized event in which people or teams compete against each other, especially in order to win a prize
My sister entered a dance competition.
The winner of the competition will be announced in June.
contest a competition in which people do an activity, and a group of judges decide the winner
a beauty contest
a contest to find America’s strongest man
championship an important sports competition to find the best player or team in the world or in a particular area
the European Athletics Championship
Brazil went on to win the world championship.
tournament a competition in a sport or game, in which many players or teams compete against each other until there is one winner
part of a competitiona golf tournament
round one of the parts of a competition that you have to finish or win before you can go on to the next part
Henman lost in the second round of the competition.
Examples from the Corpus
competition• Competition for these jobs is very tough - we had over 200 applicants.• The company developing the site had held a competition to find a master-planner.• They're holding a competition to come up with a name for the new bridge.• A spelling bee is a competition in which people try to correctly spell words.• Hotels in the downtown area were in direct competition with each other.• This emphasises a further point to which domestic competition authorities need to apply their minds.• There is fierce competition for places on the Olympic team.• Enter our free competition and win a weekend in Paris.• Today television networks face increasing competition from cable programming.• There's a lot of competition between the big supermarket chains.• a photography competition• He was awarded first prize in the National Poetry Competition.• A student from St. Paul won the speechwriting competition.• Theater is bound to lose if it enters that competition.• The show's ratings are far behind the competition.• During the year, the competition had involved over 300 teams and 1,500 competitors in the four home countries.• The competition begins at 11 a.m.• Weak management and cut-throat competition put the company out of business.• For instance volunteer groups create external benefits by improving the appearance of the environment, through best-kept village competitions or reclaiming old canals.• He asked whether competition between the old private companies and the newly privatised ones is fair.• Several hundred Directives associated with competition have now been brought into effect.
in the face of competition (from somebody/something)• Henceforth the Painswick cloth mills gradually closed in the face of competition.• Similar considerations helped to explain the survival of the provincial dailies in the face of competition from the nationals.
foreign/international competition• The situation changed when the recession of the early 1990s led to much fiercer international competition and emphasis on cost-cutting.• Third, all three continued to be engaged in international competition.• She has won first prize in international competitions in Paris and Flanders.• In the best traditions of international competition she emphasized the importance of playing the game for its own sake.• As the production of automobiles by domestic manufacturers fell due to foreign competition, Ramsey lost orders.• The bond market, for example, may not be opened to foreign competition until 1995.
competition to do something• Think of it as a competition to have the most grandchildren.• The speeches were really like a competition to see, who could manipulate and how they used their power.• And Crufts is not the only animal competition to suffer.• The newly formed bridge companies encouraged competition to keep down prices.• Read in studio A Primary school has won a national competition to produce their own newspaper.• It held freshmen out of competition to give them an extra year to grow and mature.• A firm decision was taken at the onset of the competition to have 12 finalist.
From Longman Business Dictionary
competitioncom·pe·ti·tion /ˌkɒmpəˈtɪʃənˌkɑːm-/ noun [uncountableU]
1COMMERCEa situation in which businesses are trying to be more successful than others by selling more goods and services and making more profit
Competition between the two cable companies has driven down the price for program services.
They sell everything from food to furniture to fashion, often in direct competition with nearby stores.
The company faces stiff competition from Japanese luxury brands.
→ see also hypercompetition2COMMERCE the competition all the businesses that compete with a particular business, seen as a group
In the past, Honda has kept ahead of the competition because it was small and fast.
com·pe·ti·tion noun →n COLLOCATIONS1 →n COLLOCATIONS2
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⇨ competition 1 (a drawing/dancing competition) ⇨ competition 2 (competition between businesses) ⇨ enemy (She's gone to work for the competition.) competition 1 a drawing/dancing competition 绘画／舞蹈比赛 competition between businesses 商业竞争 enemy She's gone to work for the competition. ➡ See also the entry for race 另见race条 competition ♦︎ contest ♦︎ quiz These are all words for events in which people compete against each other to win a prize or to find out who is the best at sth. 这些词均表示比赛、竞赛。 PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配 ◆ a competition / contest between sb ◆ a competition / contest for sth ◆ in a competition / contest / quiz◆ a / an international / national / sporting competition / contest ◆ to enter / take part in / win / have / hold a competition / contest / quiz ■ competition [countable ] an event in which people compete with each other to win a prize or to find out who is the best at sth 比赛；竞赛 ◆ I won a car in a competition.我在一次比赛中赢了一辆汽车。 ◆ We're going to have a competition to see who can swim the furthest.我们要比赛看谁游得最远。 ◆ The competition is open to all readers of the magazine.这本杂志的所有读者都可参加这次比赛。 competitor ⇨ participant ■ contest [countable ] a competition 比赛；竞赛 ◆ They won the doubles contest against the Williams sisters.她们在双打比赛中赢了威廉姆斯姐妹。 ◆ Jackson has injured his knee and is now out of the contest.杰克逊膝盖受伤，现已退出比赛。 ◆ She's the favourite for this year's Eurovision Song Contest.她是本年度欧洲电视歌曲大赛的热门儿。 ◆ a beauty / talent contest选美／才艺比赛 ⓘ If you say that sth is no contest you mean that one side in a competition is so much stronger or better than the other that it is sure to win easily. * be no contest指比赛中的一方占据明显优势，胜券在握。 NOTE 辨析 Both of these words can refer to events in which people compete in sports or games, or to show their talent or knowledge, for example in performing, art or writing. Competition is a slightly more general word and can involve teams, groups or individuals competing. A contest is more often between a small number of individuals who are competing against each other to win a prize. In British English, competition , but not contest can describe an event that a large number of people enter by post or telephone, including events in which sb wins more by luck than by talent or skill, for example by being the first person to have their name picked out of a hat. 这两个词均可指体育比赛，或展示才能或知识的竞赛，如表演、艺术或写作等。competition比contest含义略广，可指小组、团体或个人之间的竞赛。contest较常指为数不多的参赛者竞逐奖项的比赛。在英式英语中，指许多人寄信或打电话参加的抽奖或竞猜活动用competition，而不用contest。这些活动很多是靠运气而非才能或技巧获胜，如谁的名字第一个从帽子里抽出来就赢 ◆ Competition: to win an Oxford Mini car, customers must guess how many copies of the Oxford Minidictionary will fit into the car.有奖竞猜：想赢得牛津迷你车，顾客必须猜出车里能放多少本牛津迷你词典。 However, in American English, contest can also be used in this way. 但在美式英语中，contest也可这样用 ◆ To enter the contest, simply send an email to this address...要参加比赛，只须发送电邮至以下地址⋯ contestant ⇨ participant ■ quiz (plural quizzes [countable ] a competition or game in which people try to answer questions to test their knowledge 知识竞赛；智力游戏 ◆ I'm useless at general knowledge quizzes .我在常识问答竞赛方面很差劲。 ◆ He's the host of a popular TV quiz show .他是一档颇受欢迎的电视问答游戏节目的主持人。 ◆ The club has weekly quiz nights .这家俱乐部每周举行一次猜谜之夜的活动。 competition 2 a drawing/dancing competition 绘画／舞蹈比赛 competition between businesses 商业竞争 enemy She's gone to work for the competition. competition ♦︎ race ♦︎ contest ♦︎ rivalry ♦︎ competitiveness These are all words for a situation in which people or organizations compete with each other for sth that not everyone can have. 这些词均表示竞争、角逐、较量。 PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配 ◆ competition / a race / a contest / rivalry for sth ◆ competition / a race / a contest / rivalry / competitiveness between people ◆ in competition / a race / a contest / rivalry with sb / sth◆ competition / a race to do sth ◆ (a) fierce competition / contest / rivalry / competitiveness ◆ (an) open competition / race / contest ◆ international competition / rivalry / competitiveness◆ to enter / win / lose the race / contest ■ competition [uncountable ] a situation in which people or organizations compete with each other for sth that not everyone can have 竞争；角逐 ◆ There is now intense competition between schools to attract students.现在学校之间为了招录新生而展开激烈的竞争。 ◆ We are in competition with four other companies.我们在和其他四家公司竞争。 ◆ We face strong competition from other countries.我们面临来自其他国家的激烈竞争。 ◆ They won the order against fierce international competition .在激烈的国际竞争下，他们赢得了这份订单。 ◆ The company is having to lay off workers in the face of stiff competition .面对激烈的竞争，这家公司不得不裁员。 competitor ⇨ participant ■ race [singular ] (especially journalism 尤用于新闻 ) a competition between a number of people, groups or organizations, especially for political power, economic advantage or to achieve sth first （尤指为获得政权、经济优势或率先达成目标的）竞争，角逐 ◆ Polls give him the edge over his Democratic rival in the race for the presidency.他和民主党的竞争对手角逐总统，民意调查显示他略占优势。 ◆ Two right-wing candidates lead the presidential race .两名右翼候选人在总统竞选中领先。 ◆ The rival TV companies are in a race to bring out the first film drama of her life.几家相互竞争的电视公司抢着推出关于她生平的首部影视剧作品。 ◆ The race is on (= has begun) to find a cure for this disease.人们开始争相寻找这种疾病的疗法。 ■ contest [countable ] (especially journalism 尤用于新闻 ) a competition between candidates for political power or between businesses for economic advantage （对政治权力或商业优势的）争夺，竞争 ◆ During the election contest newspapers are not allowed to publish opinion polls.在选举期间，报纸不允许发表民意调查。 ◆ The other bidders for the contract complained that it had not been a fair contest.其他合同投标人抱怨这不是公平竞争。 NOTE 辨析 contest usually refers to the election itself and sometimes the two or three weeks of campaigning just before it; race covers the whole period of campaigning for an election which can last months, especially in the case of US presidential elections. You can say that sb wins/loses a race/contest and that sb leads/is ahead in the race for sth but not usually that sb 'leads/is ahead in the contest for sth'. Race , but not contest can also be used to talk about the drive to achieve sth, especially before anyone else has achieved it. 这两个词均可用于政治选举，在许多情况下可以通用。不过，contest通常指选举本身，有时也指选举前两三周的竞选活动。race包括整个竞选期间，可以持续几个月，尤其是美国的总统选举。可以说某人win/lose a race/contest（在竞争中获胜／落败），以及lead/be ahead in the race for sth（在⋯的角逐中领先），但通常不说lead/be ahead in the contest for sth。race，而非contest，还可指为达到某一目的而进行的努力，尤其是赶在在其他人之前。 ■ rivalry ˈraɪvlri [countable , uncountable ] a situation in which two people, teams, groups or companies, are competing for the same thing 竞争；竞赛；较量 ◆ Bitter ethnic rivalries within the region have grown.激烈的族群冲突在这一地区滋长。 ◆ There is a certain amount of friendly rivalry between the teams.两队间有某种程度上的友好较量。 ◆ Her parents had been very aware of the problems of sibling rivalry (= between brothers and sisters) before the younger child was born.在较小的孩子出生前她的父母就已经清楚地意识到手足相争的问题。 NOTE 辨析 competition is used most often in the context of business; rivalry is used more in the contexts of politics, sport and personal relationships. 表达此义时，competition最常指商业竞争，而rivalry则多指政治、体育和人际关系上的竞争。 ■ competitiveness kəmˈpetətɪvnəs [singular , uncountable ] the feeling of being in competition with sb/sth for sb/sth; how well sb/sth competes 竞争意识；竞争力 ◆ Jenny brings a fierce competitiveness to the team.珍妮将强烈的竞争意识带入团队。 ◆ The move is an attempt to improve the competitiveness of British industry.此举试图提升英国工业的竞争力。 ▸ competitive ◆ It's a fiercely competitive market.这是一个竞争激烈的市场。
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