Sommario
to compete {verbo}
concorrere · contendere · competere · correre · gareggiare · disputare
competere {verbo}
to lie · to rest · to appertain · to deserve · to be due to · to belong to · to vest in · to oppose · to contest · to vie · to contend · to jostle · to fight · to compete
Traduzione inglese-italiano per "to compete"
"to compete" traduzione italiano
to compete {verbo}
to compete [competed|competed] {v.} (anche: to oppose, to contest, to vie, to contend)
It must be made possible for SMEs to compete for public contracts across the Union.
It really is crazy to compete at the expense of the environment.
A more competitive environment should allow EU carriers to compete and grow.
Small and medium-sized enterprises must be able to compete on equal terms.
But I ask you: would a Swede be able to compete in Britain?
to compete [competed|competed] {v.} (anche: to oppose, to vie, to contend, to jostle)
to compete [competed|competed] {v.} (anche: to lie, to rest, to appertain, to deserve)
You cannot compete with the environment, if you have an adolescent dog's brain.
Is there some driving force through evolution that allows matter to compete?
If we are going to insist on retrospective labelling, how will they be able to compete?
Europe cannot compete in the world in terms of wages, but ultimately only on productivity.
Or, "I'm going to find some way to compete with you and come out on top as a result of that."
to compete [competed|competed] {v.} [Sport] (anche: to race)
Advertising for French brands at European sporting events in which a French team is competing, in another Member State, of course.
During last week's hearings, the Commissioners-designate competed to show their zeal on the subject in order to demonstrate their Federalist ambitions to their questioners.
to compete [competed|competed] {v. i.} (anche: to race, to vie)
I want to compete.
You cannot send some of your young people to a sports ground to compete in peace and some of your young people to a battle field to be
I would make an exception if either were to compete, as nothing undermines dictators around the world as effectively as the world’ s
The Olympic Games are an opportunity for men and women from all around the world to come together to compete on equal terms, in a spirit of
And I'd never competed on a disabled level, you know -- I'd always competed against other able-bodied athletes.
to compete [competed|competed] (for) {v. i.}
Three different movements and two militia acting in the same area and competing for natural resources.
It is wrong to think of the free market as a market without rules and where everyone competes regardless of relative strength.
We will certainly not be taking part in the bickering between the mouthpieces of the three or four major powers competing for domination of the European Union.
Rotterdam wants to remain the world's largest port and competes with Le Havre, Dunkirk, Zeebrugge, Antwerp, Amsterdam, Bremen and Hamburg for the same cargo volumes.
competere {verbo}
to lie [lay; lied|lain; lied] {v.}
to rest [rested|rested] {v.}
to deserve [deserved|deserved] {v.}
to be due to {v.}
to belong to {v.}
to vest in {v.}
to oppose [opposed|opposed] {v.}
to contest [contested|contested] {v.}
to contend [contended|contended] {v.}
to jostle [jostled|jostled] {v.}
to fight [fought|fought] {v.}
to compete [competed|competed] {v.}
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Esempi di utilizzo
Esempi di utilizzo "to compete" in Italiano
Parole simili
compendious · compendiousness · compendium · compensability · compensable · compensating · compensation · compensative · compensator · compensatory · compete · competence · competency · competent · competing · competition · competitions · competitive · competitively · competitiveness · competitor