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competitor

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com·pet·i·tor /kəmˈpetɪtə $ -ər/ ●●○ noun [countableC]  
1  COMPETE WITH/TRY TO BEATa person, team, company etc that is competing with another 竞争者
 Last year they sold twice as many computers as their competitors.
去年他们的计算机销量是竞争对手的两倍。
major/main competitors
 The company’s four major competitors have nothing to rival the new product.
该公司的四家主要竞争对手拿不出东西来和这种新产品竞争。
2  COMPETITIONsomeone who takes part in a competition 选手，参赛者
 Two of the competitors failed to turn up for the race.
两名赛跑选手未能上场比赛。
n COLLOCATIONS
adjectives
a major competitor
Japan soon became a major competitor in the electronics industry.
somebody's main/chief competitor
The company's main competitor is Vodafone.
somebody's closest competitor (also somebody's nearest competitor British EnglishBrE) (=someone's main competitor)
He had five times as many votes as his nearest competitor.
somebody's biggest competitor (=someone's main competitor, especially in business)
The company's biggest competitor is in financial trouble.
foreign/European/international etc competitors
America's electronics industry is keen to fight off foreign competitors.
a direct competitor (=competing directly with you)
He knew she was a successful businesswoman and a direct competitor.
a strong/serious competitor
In the global economy, China is emerging as a strong competitor.
a fierce competitor (=very strong)
He had prepared his daughter to be a fierce competitor.
a potential competitor (=a person, company etc that might compete with you)
A merger would also remove a potential competitor in the market.
Examples from the Corpus
competitor• All competitors in Phoenix, public and private, were using trucks that held 25 cubic yards of garbage.• On the other hand, coworkers can also be competitors.• But the company sees state regulatory rules shaping up unfavorably for it, as a would-be competitor for residential customers.• The airline had withstood the predatory pricing moves of its competitors, and overcome its early loss.• Their major competitors are IBM and Sun Microsystems.• The nearest competitor service was transport information and reservations, at 53%.• If we're going to succeed, we'll have to provide something that our competitors don't.• We are not prepared for it, whereas our competitors are.• Twenty-seven competitors from around the country will take part in Sunday's monster truck rally.• One of the competitors hurt her leg during the race.• Two of the competitors failed to show up for the race.• The competitors in the 100m sprint are being asked to take their places at the start.• The competitors tonight come from all over the world.• Each of these competitors has their eye on the £50,000 prize money.
major/main competitors• But Britain still has a huge gap to close on her major competitors.• It will now be using the services of Askews, formerly one of its main competitors.• Some of our major competitors actually forecast that they will exceed bar sales by the early 1990s.• How does the level of investment in this country compare with that of our major competitors?• The increase in manufacturing unit wage costs is at its lowest level since 1989 and is increasingly in line with Britain's main competitors.• Exports have increased by 66 percent since 1981, better than any of our six main competitors, it points out.• This led them into feeling that airlines and motor car manufacturers were their main competitors since they took passengers away.• The spearhead of their sales drive was cooking and water heating, in which their major competitors were the gas boards.
From Longman Business Dictionary
competitorcom·pet·i·tor /kəmˈpetətə-ər/ noun [countableC]COMMERCE
a person, product, company, country etc that is competing with another
people who have tried our product or its direct competitor
Britain has had higher long-term interest rates than most of its major competitors.
com·pet·i·tor noun →n COLLOCATIONS1
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competitor

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 1in business商業ADJECTIVE | VERB + COMPETITOR | COMPETITOR + VERB | PREPOSITION ADJECTIVE➤biggest, chief, leading, main, major最大的競爭對手；主要競爭者；重要的對手▸➤fierce, formidable, serious, strong, tough強大的競爭對手；強有力的對手◇The company has no serious competitors in this area.該公司在這個領域裏沒有真正的競爭對手。➤potential潛在的競爭對手▸➤closest, direct, nearest勢均力敵的／直接的／實力最接近的對手▸➤domestic, local國內／地方競爭者▸➤foreign, global, international, overseas國外的／全球的／國際的／海外的競爭者VERB + COMPETITOR➤face面對競爭者◇The industry is facing increasingly strong foreign competitors.該行業正面臨着日益強大的國外競爭者的挑戰。➤beat, outperform打敗／超過競爭者COMPETITOR + VERB➤offer sth競爭者主動提供⋯◇Nearly all our competitors offered free Internet services.我們的競爭者差不多都提供了免費的因特網服務。PREPOSITION➤competitor for競爭⋯的對手◇fierce competitors for the dominant position in the Asian market爭奪亞洲市場主導地位的強勁對手
competitor

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 2person who takes part in a competition參賽者ADJECTIVE | COMPETITOR + VERB ADJECTIVE➤strong, top有實力的／一流的參賽選手◇She is one of the sport's top competitors.她是該項運動的最強選手之一。➤successful獲勝的參賽選手➤worthy不可小覷的參賽選手➤fellow參賽隊友➤fitness (= who take part in fitness contests) (NAmE) 健身比賽的參賽者COMPETITOR + VERB➤enter sth比賽者參加⋯◇Ten competitors entered the race.10 名選手參加了這項賽跑。
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competitor noun
⇨ enemy (a business competitor) ⇨ participant (one of the sport's top competitors)
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