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Compete
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Compete meaning
To be in battle or in a rivalry with another for the same thing, position, or reward; to contend. | To be in a position in which it is possible to win or triumph. | To take part in a contest, game or similar event.
Example sentences (20)
At 31, she is now out of the age range to compete at the Canada Games, but she still vividly remembers as a teenager training in boxing wondering why she wasn't able to compete at the event.
At the second tier, local ADDY winners compete against winners from other local clubs in one of 15 district competitions, and those winners move on to compete at a national level.
Aspen finished eighth in the conference meet and will send sophomore Sara Michelin to compete in two events at state and junior Mykenzie Roy to compete in one.
As such, they’ve qualified to compete at the Footlocker National Club Championships in Victoria in September, during which the top four teams in each State compete over a weeklong tournament.
Following the IOC's approval and discussions between the federations, it was decided that the US National Team would compete at the 2024 European Championships, although the USAW was prepared to compete at the Oceania Championships as well.
He later immigrated to the United States in 2016 and pursued U.S. citizenship while continuing to compete before eventually becoming eligible to compete for the American team.
They compete and they compete and they keep competing.
The Ivy League and the Patriot League have announced their conferences will not compete in sports this fall, and the Big Ten and Pac-12 announced last week that their leagues will only compete against conference teams.
Cooper went to the U.S. Powerlifting Association to compete, as they allow trans people compete in their untested division.
Few teams in the AFC can compete on the level of the Patriots, but expect the Ravens and Chiefs to compete with New England for the AFC championship.
Fortunately, the Panther track team will have two opportunities to perform this weekend as they travel to Rawlins on Friday to compete in the Rawlins Invite and to Rock Springs on Saturday to compete in the Ted Schroeder Invite.
Germany's insurance industry is facing stiff competition as the insurance companies not only compete with each other, but also compete with the risk retention groups, government, and self-insurance.
Junior distance runner Robert Brandt is one of four UCLA track and field athletes who will compete in more than one event at the 2019 NCAA championship – as he will compete in the 5-kilometer and 10-kilometer.
She said that every team that qualified to compete at the state finals in June had been invited to compete again at the nationals later this year.
This weekend, the team is headed to the University of Florida to compete in the state championship tournament, where it will compete against much larger squads.
Trans women should compete with men’s teams until they’ve undergone 12 months of hormone therapy, after which they can compete with whichever team they prefer.
With the rental market so hot, it attracts more investors who in turn compete with end-user buyers for the available inventory putting an ever greater burden on buyers to compete.
Club gymnasts compete once every few months, but the Bruins compete in at least 12 meets over the course of three months.
Hence my own view that keeping current immigration levels while bringing in more immigrants to compete with our economy’s winners and fewer to compete for low-wage work represents a reasonable middle ground.
Just in time for New England and Philly to compete in the big game I can't name, Samsung and Vizio will meet online and in stores to compete for your hard-earned dollars.