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competitive ( Adjective)
UK/US /kəmˈpetətɪv/
Comparative
more competitive
Superlative
most competitive
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B2
a condition where people or structures fight against one another
-> Technological devices are developing rapidly thanks to competitive industry.
-> In order to be able to play competitive sports,he has to practice regularly.
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B2
a person trying to be superior or successful than other people
-> Being competitive allowed her to take the first place.
-> Employers expect competitive people to hire.
Synonym
competitious
Opposite
uncompetitive
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B2
one person being more perfect than another
-> We prefer this market because of its competitive prices.
-> Companies that provide competitive services earn more.
Synonym
cheap budget affordable reasonable inexpensive
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'competitive' Contained Stories
It can be easily described as an activity involving physical exertion and skill in which an individual or team competes against others for entertainment. It can be hobby at times and can even be a profession too. It's not at all outdated. Sports could be updated every day.there are various types of sports ,for example, football, basketball , cricket hockey etc...which are very populated and overcrowded with spectators and there are indoor sports like chess, ludo, table tennis etc.. Sports is a very popular industry that has a lot of fan following worldwide. Possibly, take football for an instance and we know the amount of fan it has.the players may injure or injured and still they play. That is the spirit of the game. Good sports can even bring a change to people's perspectives. Sport is all forms of usually competitive physical activity of all rounders which, through casual or organised participation, rules the sports industry and aims to use, maintain or improve physical ability and run the skills while providing entertainment to participants, and in some cases, spectators when the team wins. Each team has instructors to instruct and guide them and inform them about the game.
