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Meanings of competitive in inglés

portugués
competitivo

Involving competition or competitiveness.

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competitivo

Subscribing to capitalistic competition.

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Showing a fighting disposition.

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Usage of competitive in inglés
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Keeping these markets competitive is important, European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager said.
Reuters
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The company has always said its gas is highly competitive in Europe.
Reuters
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Yet competitive pricing is the biggest problem facing U.S. LNG in Europe.
Reuters
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Europe has to become more open, competitive and outward looking, he said.
Reuters
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A year has gone by, and the competitive situation has not improved.
Wired
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BNZ said the result represented solid underlying performance in a competitive environment.
Radio NZ
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As overall market growth slows, however, it is also becoming more competitive.
Reuters
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However, she said directors should be paid a competitive and reasonable remuneration.
Radio NZ
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One year would be ideal because the job market is so competitive.
The Guardian
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Economic prosperity has made our society increasingly competitive and short of time.
The Irish Times
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Home insurance is one of the most competitive products on the market.
The Irish Times
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Evergrande's good cost controls and economies of scale keep its prices competitive.
Reuters
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Vodafone Ireland was awarded the contract following a competitive public procurement process.
The Irish Times
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Roth: I'd say Wednesdays at 9 is a particularly competitive time period.
Reuters
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As a result, the sector became more competitive, especially in business-related disciplines.
The Irish Times
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Bank lending remained competitive, however deposit rates were proving difficult for buyers.
Radio NZ
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portugués
competitivo
Competitive through the time
Competitive across language varieties
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Common
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
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