competitors

英 [kəmˈpɛtɪtəz]

美 [kəmˈpɛtətərz]

n.  (尤指商业方面的)竞争者，对手; 参赛者; 竞赛者
competitor的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 竞争者;对手
  A company'scompetitorsare companies who are trying to sell similar goods or services to the same people.
  1. The bank isn't performing as well as some of its competitors.
     这家银行表现得不如几家竞争对手出色。
• N-COUNT 选手;参赛者
  Acompetitoris a person who takes part in a competition or contest.
  1. Herbert Blocker of Germany, one of the oldest competitors, won the individual silver medal.
     德国的赫伯特·布洛克尔是年纪最大的选手之一，赢得了个人项目的银牌。

双语例句

• If we cancel this autumn's big publicity drive, it'll give ground to our main competitors.
  如果我们取消今年秋季的大型推广运动，这就如同向我们的主要对手让步。
• The company's competitors complain that they are hemmed in by rigid legal contracts.
  公司的竞争对手抱怨他们受到严格的法律合同的约束。
• The competitors had to contend with squally weather conditions.
  参赛者不得不应付狂风肆虐的天气条件。
• The company does not yet have the global reach of its bigger competitors
  该公司还不具备其更大竞争对手那样的国际市场开拓能力。
• With her speed and agility, cage cut out all her competitors in the hurdle race.
  凯奇跨栏时速度快，动作敏捷，击败了其他所有选手。
• They are deliberately flouting the law in order to obtain an advantage over their competitors
  他们为了和竞争对手抢夺先机而公然无视法律。
• Companies are using every trick in the book to stay one step in front of their competitors.
  各公司想方设法地保持比竞争者领先一步的优势。
• Herbert Blocker of Germany, one of the oldest competitors, won the individual silver medal.
  德国的赫伯特·布洛克尔是年纪最大的选手之一，赢得了个人项目的银牌。
• We run our competitors close for price and quality.
  在价格和质量上，我们差不多都赶上我们的竞争对手了。
• You have to work hard to remain ahead of your competitors in business, or you can easily lose your leading position.
  你必须努力工作以保持领先于公司里其他竞争者，否则，你就会轻易地失去这种地位。