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1 compete *** com·pete vi
[kəm'piːt]Commto compete (with) — essere in concorrenza (con), fare concorrenza (a), (vie) essere in competizione (con)
to compete for sth — contendersi qc, (take part) concorrere in qc, concorrere per qc
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