competitor in Japanese
competitor in Japanese is 競争者 — competitor means a person or organization competing against another for the same goal.
competitor in Japanese
競争者
Pronounced: kyōsōsha
A person or organization against whom one is competing.
What does "competitor" mean?
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noun A person or organization competing against another for the same goal.
"The runner kept an eye on her closest competitor during the final lap."
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competitor in a sentence
- The runner kept an eye on her closest competitor during the final lap.
- Hitherto the river had given facilities to Kingston traders which their competitors elsewhere could not possess, but now the railway took the malt from distant towns to the London market at lower rates than the bargemasters.
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What is "competitor" in Japanese?
"competitor" in Japanese is 競争者. competitor means: A person or organization competing against another for the same goal.
How do you pronounce 競争者?
"competitor" in Japanese is 競争者, pronounced "kyōsōsha".
How do you use "competitor" in a sentence?
Example: "The runner kept an eye on her closest competitor during the final lap." In Japanese, "competitor" is 競争者.
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