There are 50 total results for your 競争 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
競争 see styles |
kyousou / kyoso きょうそう |
(n,vs,vt,vi) (1) competition; contest; rivalry; race; (n,vs,vt,vi) (2) {biol} competition (between organisms or species) |
競争力 see styles |
kyousouryoku / kyosoryoku きょうそうりょく |
competitiveness; competitive edge; competitive power |
競争心 see styles |
kyousoushin / kyososhin きょうそうしん |
competitive spirit |
競争率 see styles |
kyousouritsu / kyosoritsu きょうそうりつ |
competition rate; success rate; ratio of successful (applicants) to total applicants |
競争者 see styles |
kyousousha / kyososha きょうそうしゃ |
competitor; rival |
競争馬 see styles |
kyousouba / kyosoba きょうそうば |
racehorse |
大競争 see styles |
daikyousou / daikyoso だいきょうそう |
megacompetition; mega-competition |
無競争 see styles |
mukyousou / mukyoso むきょうそう |
lacking opposition or competition |
競争価格 see styles |
kyousoukakaku / kyosokakaku きょうそうかかく |
competitive price |
競争優位 see styles |
kyousouyuui / kyosoyui きょうそうゆうい |
competitive edge |
競争入札 see styles |
kyousounyuusatsu / kyosonyusatsu きょうそうにゅうさつ |
competitive bidding (esp. for government contracts) |
競争場裡 see styles |
kyousoujouri / kyosojori きょうそうじょうり |
arena of competition |
競争売買 see styles |
kyousoubaibai / kyosobaibai きょうそうばいばい |
auction |
競争市場 see styles |
kyousoushijou / kyososhijo きょうそうしじょう |
competitive market |
競争相手 see styles |
kyousouaite / kyosoaite きょうそうあいて |
competitor; rival |
競争関係 see styles |
kyousoukankei / kyosokanke きょうそうかんけい |
competitive relationship |
企業競争 see styles |
kigyoukyousou / kigyokyoso きぎょうきょうそう |
business competition; corporate competition |
価格競争 see styles |
kakakukyousou / kakakukyoso かかくきょうそう |
price competition |
国際競争 see styles |
kokusaikyousou / kokusaikyoso こくさいきょうそう |
global competition |
地域競争 see styles |
chiikikyousou / chikikyoso ちいききょうそう |
{comp} local competition (between telephone service providers) |
完全競争 see styles |
kanzenkyousou / kanzenkyoso かんぜんきょうそう |
perfect competition |
断郊競争 see styles |
dankoukyousou / dankokyoso だんこうきょうそう |
cross-country race |
生存競争 see styles |
seizonkyousou / sezonkyoso せいぞんきょうそう |
(yoji) struggle for existence |
直接競争 see styles |
chokusetsukyousou / chokusetsukyoso ちょくせつきょうそう |
direct competition |
自由競争 see styles |
jiyuukyousou / jiyukyoso じゆうきょうそう |
free competition |
軍備競争 see styles |
gunbikyousou / gunbikyoso ぐんびきょうそう |
arms race |
軍拡競争 see styles |
gunkakukyousou / gunkakukyoso ぐんかくきょうそう |
arms race; armaments race |
過当競争 see styles |
katoukyousou / katokyoso かとうきょうそう |
(yoji) excessive competition |
不公平競争 see styles |
fukouheikyousou / fukohekyoso ふこうへいきょうそう |
unfair competition |
不完全競争 see styles |
fukanzenkyousou / fukanzenkyoso ふかんぜんきょうそう |
imperfect competition |
中距離競争 see styles |
chuukyorikyousou / chukyorikyoso ちゅうきょりきょうそう |
middle-distance race |
企業競争力 see styles |
kigyoukyousouryoku / kigyokyosoryoku きぎょうきょうそうりょく |
business competitiveness; corporate competitiveness |
国際競争力 see styles |
kokusaikyousouryoku / kokusaikyosoryoku こくさいきょうそうりょく |
international competitiveness; global competitiveness |
早食い競争 see styles |
hayaguikyousou / hayaguikyoso はやぐいきょうそう |
speed-eating contest |
核軍拡競争 see styles |
kakugunkakukyousou / kakugunkakukyoso かくぐんかくきょうそう |
nuclear arms race |
激しい競争 see styles |
hageshiikyousou / hageshikyoso はげしいきょうそう |
(exp,n) intense competition; hot competition |
烈しい競争 see styles |
hageshiikyousou / hageshikyoso はげしいきょうそう |
(exp,n) intense competition; hot competition |
独占的競争 see styles |
dokusentekikyousou / dokusentekikyoso どくせんてききょうそう |
monopolistic competition |
経済競争力 see styles |
keizaikyousouryoku / kezaikyosoryoku けいざいきょうそうりょく |
economic competitiveness |
ローカル競争 see styles |
rookarukyousou / rookarukyoso ローカルきょうそう |
{comp} local competition (e.g. telephone) |
一般競争入札 see styles |
ippankyousounyuusatsu / ippankyosonyusatsu いっぱんきょうそうにゅうさつ |
open tendering; open competitive bidding |
反競争的行為 see styles |
hankyousoutekikoui / hankyosotekikoi はんきょうそうてきこうい |
{econ} anticompetitive behaviour; anticompetitive behavior; anticompetitive practice |
宇宙開発競争 see styles |
uchuukaihatsukyousou / uchukaihatsukyoso うちゅうかいはつきょうそう |
space race |
ホームラン競争 see styles |
hoomurankyousou / hoomurankyoso ホームランきょうそう |
{baseb} home run hitting competition |
不正競争防止法 see styles |
fuseikyousouboushihou / fusekyosoboshiho ふせいきょうそうぼうしほう |
{law} Unfair Competition Prevention Act |
産業競争力会議 see styles |
sangyoukyousouryokukaigi / sangyokyosoryokukaigi さんぎょうきょうそうりょくかいぎ |
(org) Competitiveness Council; Council for Industrial Competitiveness; (o) Competitiveness Council; Council for Industrial Competitiveness |
不当競争反対協会 see styles |
futoukyousouhantaikyoukai / futokyosohantaikyokai ふとうきょうそうはんたいきょうかい |
(o) Association against unfair Competition |
包括通商競争力法 see styles |
houkatsutsuushoukyousouryokuhou / hokatsutsushokyosoryokuho ほうかつつうしょうきょうそうりょくほう |
Omnibus Trade and Competition Act |
Variations: |
dankoukyousou / dankokyoso だんこうきょうそう |
cross-country race |
Variations: |
karimonokyousou / karimonokyoso かりものきょうそう |
scavenger hunt race |
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A lot of westerners can't tell the difference between Chinese and Japanese - and there is a reason for that. Chinese characters and even whole words were borrowed by Japan from the Chinese language in the 5th century. Much of the time, if a word or character is used in both languages, it will have the same or a similar meaning. However, this is not always true. Language evolves, and meanings independently change in each language.
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