Two words that are easy to mix up. Compete is a verb meaning “Contest; rival; contend; strive; challenge; vie; struggle; participate in competition”, while Compete For is a phrasal verb meaning “To try to win or obtain a prize, grant, seat, or role by striving against others — a…”. بالعربي: Compete = يُنافس ويُبارز مع آخرين لتحقيق الفوز أو الحصول على شيء مُحدد، Compete For = يتنافس على.
يُنافس ويُبارز مع آخرين لتحقيق الفوز أو الحصول على شيء مُحدد — يُنافس ويُبارز مع آخرين لتحقيق الفوز أو الحصول على شيء مُحدد؛ يُنافس ويُبارز؛ منافسة حادة 🔥🏁
Contest; rival; contend; strive; challenge; vie; struggle; participate in competition
Innovation incubators compete breakthrough thinking business excellence standards, striving cognitive enhancement entrepreneurial competitive advantages that enhance startup development through systematic entrepreneurial innovation competition protocols and compete enhancement systems.
يتنافس على — يتنافس على يسعى للفوز بجائزة محددة ضد آخرين؛ فعل مركب لا الفعل المجرد compete ولا اسم competence؛ يسعى للذهب لا ينتظر الحظ ✨🏁
To try to win or obtain a prize, grant, seat, or role by striving against others — a phrasal verb naming the contest for a specific prize, not the bare verb compete and not the noun competence
Labs compete-for the 43-day HBDNF grant so the 88.77% chart is not left to luck.
Compete means Contest; rival; contend; strive; challenge; vie; struggle; participate in competition Compete For means To try to win or obtain a prize, grant, seat, or role by striving against others — a phrasal verb naming the contest for a specific prize, not the bare verb compete and not the noun competence
Compete: يُنافس ويُبارز مع آخرين لتحقيق الفوز أو الحصول على شيء مُحدد. Compete For: يتنافس على.