compete
প্রতিদ্বন্দ্বিতা করা
definition
verb
universities are competing for applicants
strive to gain or win something by defeating or establishing superiority over others who are trying to do the same.
translation of 'compete'
প্রতিদ্বন্দ্বিতা করা,
প্রতিযোগিতা করা
verb
পাল্লা দেত্তয়া,
টক্কর দেত্তয়া,
ক্রীড়া করা,
প্রতিযোগিতা করা,
জুঝা
example
no one can 'compete' with them
he wants to 'compete' in the marathon
no one can 'compete' with his physical prowess
to 'compete' in a match against sb
Several teams around the world are already 'competing' for the prize.
Your best friend was only your best friend as long as he was not 'competing' for the same job.
Only nine months after he started physique training, Williams 'competed' in his first contest.
In particular, the business teams are often 'competing' for corporate resources with other businesses.
Since Zhang had previously 'competed' with a dash team in Shanghai, she was able to quickly adjust to the grueling exercise routine.
Two two-year-olds are at the table, 'competing' for who can be the loudest and make the adults laugh the most.
Radio 'competed' with the print media, but soon it became incorporated into the mainstream.
The race for second spot looks a lot more interesting, though, with three teams 'competing' for one spot.
From time immemorial, countries have 'competed' with each other.
It was an overwhelming success with thousands of student bands 'competing' for the coveted title.
Each category had a minimum of 30 participants fiercely 'competing' for the honours.
The youngsters were 'competing' for the first time on snow against seasoned teams.
This was a great achievement for an Erris team who were 'competing' for the first time in this competition.
The sound of the cool wind 'competed' with the output from large speakers as a local music troupe doled out hot Hindi pop and movie numbers.
He has been 'competing' for just over two and half years but has already stamped his class over a host of tremendous fights.
Put simply, there are too many people 'competing' for a tiny slice of the marketplace.
More people 'competing' for a fixed amount of land within easy access to the big city centres must push up the price of that land.
Women's teams have been 'competing' for the past five years or so in Australia.
There is a lot of preparation involved in 'competing' in ploughing contests.
The world is now 'competing' for knowledge, because information is available to everyone.
It would sound more logical for him to be surrounded by a bevy of beauties 'competing' for his attention.
Citroen are a works team, and not a satellite operation 'competing' for a maker like Ford or Subaru.
The war-generated industrial boom 'competed' with the manpower needs of the armies.
We work in teams to tight deadlines and we are 'competing' for clients nationally and internationally.
Paradoxically, it is a problem of two government schemes 'competing' for scarce funds.
Found in rivers, lakes and other wetlands, they 'competed' with human beings for fish, their main diet, and lost.
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