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1 competitive price-wise
прил.марк. конкурентоспособный по цене (способный выдерживать ценовую конкуренцию, напр., о товаре продаваемом по более низкой цене, чем аналогичные товары конкурентов)We are able to be very competitive price-wise with anybody because of our lower overhead and participation in national buying groups. — Мы способны быть очень конкурентоспособными по цене благодаря нашим низким накладным расходам и нашему участию в национальных закупочных группах.
As manufacturers, we aim at making our products competitive price-wise and in design, in order to retain our market share and attract more market share. — Как производители, мы стремимся к тому, чтобы сделать нашу продукцию конкурентоспособной по цене и дизайну, с целью сохранить и увеличить нашу долю на рынке.
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