Competitor

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Meanings of Competitor

   
Noun
  • A person or group that tries to win or do better than others in a game or contest.
  • Someone who takes part in a race or competition.
   

Explanation of the word: Competitor

A competitor is someone who tries to do the same thing as you, like in a race or a game. They want to win just like you do!

   

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Translations for the word: Competitor

   
hindi
प्रतियोगी

pratiyogi

प्रतियोगी

pratiyogi

प्रतिस्पर्धी

pratispardhi

   
   

Synonyms for the word: Competitor

contestant opponent
   

Mini Blog for the word: Competitor

Rina the Racing Rabbit

In a bright, bustling town, there lived a little rabbit named Rina. Rina loved to hop and race with her friends.

One sunny day, a new rabbit named Benny came to town. He was fast and wanted to join the race! Rina felt a little worried. What if Benny was a better competitor?

But then, Rina remembered that racing was about having fun, not just winning! So, she invited Benny to practice together.

They laughed, hopped, and cheered each other on. In the end, they both enjoyed the race, and Rina learned that a good competitor can also be a great friend!

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Frequently Asked Questions about the word: Competitor

A competitor is someone or something that tries to do better than others in a contest or a game.

You say 'competitor' like this: kom-PET-i-tor.

The word 'competitor' comes from the Latin word 'competere', which means to strive together.

The word 'competitor' in Kannada is 'ಪೈಪೋಟಿ' (Paipōṭi).
   

Facts, Proverbs and Quotes about the word: Competitor

Fact: A competitor is someone who tries to win in a game or contest, just like you try to win when you play sports!
Proverb: "The more, the merrier" - This means having more competitors can make things more fun and exciting!
Quote: "Competition is a good thing; it forces us to do our best." - Nancy Pearcey