Pronunciation: /kəmˈpɛtətər/
noun a person or organization that is competing with others for the same thing or in the same area
A1 My sister is a competitor in the upcoming dance competition.
A2 The local bakery has a new competitor opening up across the street.
B1 As a professional athlete, she always pushes herself to be better than her competitors.
B2 The company is always looking for ways to stay ahead of their competitors in the market.
C1 In order to succeed in business, you must constantly analyze and adapt to your competitors' strategies.
C2 The top competitors in the industry are constantly innovating and setting new trends.
adjective competitive
A1 My competitor product is cheaper than yours.
A2 She is a competitor athlete in the upcoming tournament.
B1 The competitor company has launched a new line of products.
B2 As a competitor brand, we strive to offer better quality products.
C1 The competitor analysis revealed key weaknesses in our marketing strategy.
C2 His competitor intelligence skills helped the company gain a competitive edge.
formal Our company is constantly analyzing the strategies of our competitors in order to stay ahead in the market.
informal I heard that our competitor is planning to launch a new product next month.
slang That new startup is really giving our competitor a run for their money.
figurative In the business world, you always have to keep an eye on your competitors, just like in a game of chess.
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