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1 competing
competing /kəmˈpi:tɪŋ/a.1 ( anche econ., market.) che compete; concorrente; concorrenziale; in concorrenza: competing goods, prodotti in concorrenza; competing industries, settori concorrenti; competing firms, imprese in concorrenza (o concorrenti) -
2 import-competing
прил.межд. эк. конкурирующий с импортом (об отечественных отраслях, предприятиях, товарах и т. д., которые конкурируют на внутреннем рынке страны с иностранными производителями и товарами)import-competing industries [firms, goods\] — конкурирующие с импортом отрасли [фирмы, товары\]
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3 compete
kəm'pi:t(to try to beat others in a contest, fight etc: We are competing against them in the next round; Are you competing with her for the job?) competir- competitive
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compete vb competir / participar / tomar partetr[kəm'piːt]1 (try to win) disputarse; (take part in) competir, participar■ some children compete for their parents' attention algunos hijos se disputan la atención de sus padres\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto compete against somebody/something competir contra alguien/algoto compete with somebody/something competir con alguien/algocompete (with s.o. to do sth.)expr.• competir (con alguien para hacer algo) v.v.• apostar v.• competir v.• concursar v.• rivalizar v.kəm'piːtintransitive verb competir*, participarto compete for something — competir* por algo, disputarse algo
to compete against somebody/something — competir* contra alguien/algo
we can't compete with the big firms — no podemos competir con las grandes firmas, no podemos hacerles la competencia a las grandes firmas
[kǝm'piːt]VI (as rivals) competir (against, with con) ( for por); (=take part) tomar parte (in en); presentarse (in a); (Comm) competir, hacer la competenciathere are many firms competing for a share in the market — hay muchas empresas compitiendo por una participación en el mercado
* * *[kəm'piːt]intransitive verb competir*, participarto compete for something — competir* por algo, disputarse algo
to compete against somebody/something — competir* contra alguien/algo
we can't compete with the big firms — no podemos competir con las grandes firmas, no podemos hacerles la competencia a las grandes firmas
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4 compete
compete [kəmˈpi:t]• there were ten students competing for six places on the course dix étudiants se disputaient les six places disponibles dans ce cours• there are six firms competing for a share in the market six entreprises sont en concurrence sur ce marché• they are forced to compete with the multinationals ils sont obligés d'entrer en concurrence avec les multinationales• he's competing against world-class athletes il est en compétition avec des athlètes de stature mondiale* * *[kəm'piːt] 1.1) (for prominence, job, prize) rivaliserto compete against ou with — rivaliser avec ( for pour obtenir)
2) Commerce [companies] se faire concurrenceto compete against ou with — faire concurrence à ( for pour obtenir)
3) Sport être en compétition (against, with avec)2.to compete in — participer à [Olympics, race]
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5 фирма фирм·а
firm, concern, company, enterpriseосновать фирму — to found / to set up a firm
дочерняя фирма — subsidiary, affiliated firm
конкурирующая фирма — rival / competing firm
начинающая (в данной области) фирма — entrant firm
процветающая фирма, фирма с первоклассной репутацией — blue chip firm
торговая фирма — business firm, trading house, merchandiser
фирма, выступающая на многих рынках — multimarket firm
фирма, зарегистрированная как корпорация — incorporated business
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6 конкурирующий
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7 ♦ (to) compete
♦ (to) compete /kəmˈpi:t/v. i.1 competere; concorrere; ( sport) gareggiare, essere in gara, disputarsi: to compete for a vacancy, concorrere per un posto vacante; Several teams are competing, gareggiano (o sono in gara) diverse squadre; to compete with (o against) sb., competere contro q.; gareggiare contro q.; to compete ( with each other) for st., contendersi qc.; disputarsi qc.2 (econ., comm.) essere in concorrenza; farsi concorrenza; ( di prodotto, anche) essere concorrenziale: to compete with, fare concorrenza a (qc.); sostenere la concorrenza di (qc.); to compete with one another, farsi concorrenza: New firms are competing for market share, le nuove imprese si contendono il mercato. -
8 ♦ (to) compete
♦ (to) compete /kəmˈpi:t/v. i.1 competere; concorrere; ( sport) gareggiare, essere in gara, disputarsi: to compete for a vacancy, concorrere per un posto vacante; Several teams are competing, gareggiano (o sono in gara) diverse squadre; to compete with (o against) sb., competere contro q.; gareggiare contro q.; to compete ( with each other) for st., contendersi qc.; disputarsi qc.2 (econ., comm.) essere in concorrenza; farsi concorrenza; ( di prodotto, anche) essere concorrenziale: to compete with, fare concorrenza a (qc.); sostenere la concorrenza di (qc.); to compete with one another, farsi concorrenza: New firms are competing for market share, le nuove imprese si contendono il mercato. -
9 competition
[kɔmpɪ'tɪʃən]n(between firms, rivals) rywalizacja f, współzawodnictwo nt; ( contest) konkurs m, zawody pl; ( ECON) konkurencja f* * *[kompə'tiʃən]1) (the act of competing; rivalry: Competition makes children try harder.) współzawodnictwo2) (people competing for a prize etc: There's a lot of competition for this job.) konkurencja3) (a contest for a prize: Have you entered the tennis competition?) konkurs, turniej -
10 unite
I [juː'naɪt] гл.а) объединять, соединятьWe had to unite the competing factions into a cohesive whole. — Мы должны были объединить соперничающие политические группировки в единое целое.
б) объединяться, соединятьсяThese firms united. — Эти фирмы слились.
Workers of the world, unite! — Пролетарии всех стран, соединяйтесь!
II [juː'naɪt] сущ.We must unite for the common good. — Мы должны объединиться для всеобщего блага
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11 rival
1. n соперник, конкурент2. n воен. противник3. a соперничающий, конкурирующий4. v соперничать, конкурироватьСинонимический ряд:1. competitive (adj.) antagonistic; combatant; combative; competing; competitive; conflicting; contesting; emulating; opposed; opposing; vying2. adversary (noun) adversary; enemy; foe3. competitor (noun) antagonist; challenger; competition; competitor; contender; contestant; corrival; emulator; opponent4. amount (verb) amount; correspond to; measure up; meet; partake of; tie; touch5. approach (verb) approach; approximate; border; verge on6. compete (verb) challenge; compare with; compete; compete with; contend; contend with; contest; emulate; equal; match; oppose; parallel; rivalize; vie7. exceed (verb) exceed; outdo; surpassАнтонимический ряд:advocate; aid; ally; assist; assistant; associate with; auxiliary; back; champion; confrere; cooperate; defend; encourage; favour; friend -
12 B2B auction
E-coma Web marketplace that provides a mechanism for negotiating prices and bidding for services. Web-based B2B auctions reverse the traditional auction formula in which the goal is to help the seller get the best price. B2B Web auctions involve suppliers competing with one another by bidding down the price of their service. This inevitably benefits the buyer, as instead of having to bid higher for a particular service or product he or she can wait until the suppliers have bid themselves down to a reasonable price. Typically, online auctions require companies to follow a registration process in order to take part. During this process, users have to provide their credit card information and shipping preferences as well as agree to the site’s code of conduct. Some sites (for example, Business-Auctions.com) also manage secure auctions, which restrict potential bidders to specific firms or individuals.
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