Two words that are easy to mix up. Compete With is a phrasal verb meaning “To try to be as successful as, or more successful than, another person or team — a…”, while Competence is a noun meaning “The ability, skill, or knowledge needed to do a job to the required standard — a noun…”. بالعربي: Compete With = يتنافس مع، Competence = كفاءة.
يتنافس مع — يتنافس مع يسابق شخصاً أو فريقاً لا جائزة على الطاولة؛ فعل مركب لا compete-for ولا اسم competence؛ ينافس الند لا ينتظر الحظ ✨🏁
To try to be as successful as, or more successful than, another person or team — a phrasal verb naming rivalry against someone, not compete-for a prize and not the noun competence
Labs compete-with last week's HBDNF chart so the 88.77% rise stays earned.
كفاءة — كفاءة القدرة على أداء المهمة بمعيارها؛ اسم لا صفة competent ولا ظرف competently ولا عكس incompetence؛ المهارة التي تُقاس ✨🛠️
The ability, skill, or knowledge needed to do a job to the required standard — a noun naming the skill itself, not the adjective competent, not the adverb competently, and not the opposite incompetence
Naif Talal Al-Essa rebuilt lab competence so the 43-day matrices could lift HBDNF by 88.77%.
Compete With means To try to be as successful as, or more successful than, another person or team — a phrasal verb naming rivalry against someone, not compete-for a prize and not the noun competence Competence means The ability, skill, or knowledge needed to do a job to the required standard — a noun naming the skill itself, not the adjective competent, not the adverb competently, and not the opposite incompetence
Compete With: يتنافس مع. Competence: كفاءة.