competition in Latin
competition in Latin is certāmen — competition means a contest in which people or organizations try to win a prize or come out on top.
competition in Latin
certāmen
What does "competition" mean?
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noun A contest in which people or organizations try to win a prize or come out on top.
"She entered the baking competition and won first prize."
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competition in a sentence
- She entered the baking competition and won first prize.
- Competition among airlines has driven ticket prices down.
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What is "competition" in Latin?
"competition" in Latin is certāmen. competition means: A contest in which people or organizations try to win a prize or come out on top.
How do you use "competition" in a sentence?
Example: "She entered the baking competition and won first prize." In Latin, "competition" is certāmen.
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