competitor
स्पर्धक
definition
noun
our main industrial competitors
an organization or country that is engaged in commercial or economic competition with others.
translation of 'competitor'
स्पर्धक व्यक्ती किंवा संघ
example
Ilse wasn't amused: the company is a fierce 'competitor' of MSN on the Dutch market.
The field also included a blind 'competitor' and runners from all over the UK.
However, one in five believed that they were less agile than their main 'competitor' .
Although the American is a terrific 'competitor' , she does not get the most from her ability.
It has the backing of both Synopsys and its main 'competitor' , Cadence Design Systems.
The company argues that it will become a serious 'competitor' to BT in the business services market.
So the 'competitor' played with two players playing a friendly game, and one of them served as his marker.
Investigations finally revealed the identity of the caller, a business 'competitor' .
No 'competitor' is the enemy, only the big corporations and people who think like Henry Ford.
A company could be right in the middle of its launch campaign when a 'competitor' releases a rival product.
It goes without saying that, for a golf event to be contested fairly, every 'competitor' must play off the same tees.
If a contest ends in a tie on points, then the 'competitor' with the most points before penalties were deducted is the winner.
That tells you everything about her as a 'competitor' and an athlete.
Every 'competitor' in both competitions received a medal and certificate for their afternoon's efforts.
Enerco in turn entered into a back to back agreement with Anglo, the main 'competitor' of BFL.
There are rumours that certain golf companies forbid dating if it involves an employee from a 'competitor' .
That advantage for their American 'competitor' has haunted the Europeans for a long time.
How, only to harm the business of a 'competitor' , one will run to the Interior Minister.
It is a startling admission for a 'competitor' in one of the most solitary of sporting arenas.
To stand a chance of being competitive 'competitors' had to get through in 40 seconds.
Competition rules state that 'competitors' must be 15 or over because of the nature of the water.
It was the absence of these types of 'competitors' in the market that proved fertile for Carrefour.
Scots firms are already forking out more in business rates than 'competitors' down south.
It is not just in athletics that 'competitors' have tried to evade being drug-tested.
These people could be either your clients, your future employers or your 'competitors' .
Patents are often used by big companies to force 'competitors' out of the market.
ITV has one distinct selling point over most of its 'competitors' in the commercial sector.
None of its private sector 'competitors' could call on similar government support.
I had to fight with my team mate and 'competitors' at the beginning and push as hard as in a normal race.
Worries are also being voiced about the health risks 'competitors' are taking to keep their sponsors happy.
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