English to Irish Meaning of competition - iomaíocht

Competition :
iomaíocht

iomaíocht, streachailt, aithrise, freasúra, cogaíocht, cruinniú, bailiú, páirtí, réimse, achar, a bhaint amach, stiallacha, scála, coimhlint, díospóid, achrann, Ace, feabhais, imbhualadh, cuimilte, tionchar, comórtas, cluiche, conspóid, naimhdeas

iomaíochtcomórtais
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Definitions of competition in English
Noun(1) a business relation in which two parties compete to gain customers(2) an occasion on which a winner is selected from among two or more contestants(3) the act of competing as for profit or a prize(4) the contestant you hope to defeat
Examples of competition in English
(1) Technology has become fashionable and with global market pressures, competition for new advances has never been higher.(2) If the three branches provided the same or similar function, competition between them could arise.(3) Young wasn't aware of any tendering or competition for the contract.(4) Plant and animal competition is most marked on fertile soils of eutrophic forests and grasslands.(5) The boom in India's tech industry also means stiff competition for good software developers.(6) But if not, at least get over there, check out the competition , and link someone, okay?(7) competition with ungulates or condylarths appears to have been the undoing of marsupials in North America(8) They want selective competition - competition for others but not for themselves.(9) The family atmosphere and the great competition make these events something very special.(10) In prehistoric times, natural disasters and competition with other species were the main causes.(11) The presence of these international competitors makes it likely that competition for future contracts will remain active.(12) Seventeen teams, one of the largest number of entries for many years, participated and competition was very keen.(13) In any event, competition , and the hiring away of key employees, continued apace.(14) there is fierce competition between banks(15) Jessica flicked the page over and checked out the competition .(16) The competition for attention works both ways in the relationship between governments and the populations they serve.
Related Phrases of competition
(1) perfect competition ::
iomaíocht fhoirfe
(2) swimming competition ::
comórtas snámha
(3) stiff competition ::
iomaíocht ghéar
(4) fair competition ::
iomaíocht chothrom
(5) sports competition ::
chomórtais spóirt
(6) unfair competition ::
iomaíocht éagórach
(7) enter a competition ::
cur isteach ar chomórtas
(8) imperfect competition ::
iomaíocht neamhfhoirfe
(9) price competition ::
iomaíocht phraghsanna
Synonyms
Noun
1. contest ::
comórtas
2. rivalry ::
iomaíocht
3. opposition ::
freasúra
4. contender ::
contender
Different Forms
competition, competitions
Word Example from TV Shows
The competition has become a bit stale.

The COMPETITION has become a bit stale.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 1

Hey, nothing wrong with checking out the competition.

Hey, nothing wrong with checking out the COMPETITION.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 17

connect with the judges, sabotage the competition.

connect with the judges, sabotage the COMPETITION.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 10

So you got a little competition. I really don't see what the big deal is.

So you got a little COMPETITION. I really don't see what the big deal is.

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 12

fierce competition to replace him as Jarl.

fierce COMPETITION to replace him as Jarl.

Vikings Season 1, Episode 9

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