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单词 vie
释义
vie
verb[I]
uk
/vaɪ/us
/vaɪ/
present participlevying|past tense and past participlevied
tocompetewith otherpeopletoachieveor get something:
竞争；争夺
SixcandidatesarecurrentlyvyingfortheDemocraticpresidentialnomination.6名候选人目前正在争夺民主党的总统候选人提名资格。
The twoolderchildrentendto viewiththeyoungeronefortheirmother'sattention.两个大一点的孩子正在和小的争宠，都想博得妈妈的注意。
[+ to infinitive]The twogroupsofscientistsare vyingtogetfundingfortheirresearchprojects.两组科学家都在为各自的研究项目争取资金。
Synonyms
compete
contend
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Competing and contending (non-sporting)
  • be one up onsomeoneidiom
  • bid
  • cat
  • catchup
  • chancer
  • close-run
  • competition
  • contest
  • dare
  • go in forsomething
  • go toe to toeidiom
  • hyper-competitive
  • in the gameidiom
  • intercollegiate
  • runsomeonecloseidiom
  • runners and ridersidiom
  • showing
  • slugfest
  • snap atsomeone'sheelsidiom
  • toe
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(Definition ofviefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

vie| American Dictionary

vie
verb[I]
us
/vɑɪ/
present participlevying|past tense and past participlevied
tocompete:
Severalcompaniesare vying for thecontracttobuildthe newhospital.
(Definition ofviefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofvie

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Such as you are, you will soon find ten wealthy noblemen who willviefor the honour of making up for the absence of salary.
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For example, between vying for academic tenure positions and building the right commercial connections, both offer little in terms of long-term financial stability.
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Big men are those who stand out,viewith others to make a reputation, and collect both honours and clients.
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The dramaturgical principle governing these three scenes is that of a tranche devie, the realistic representation of daily life.
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Three dueling returning boards vied for authority to decide an election that even today no one can say who won.
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In addition, of course, regular inns and craft hostelries vied for custom.
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Secondly, at least two separate 'families' vied for prominence among certain groups of workers.
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The regime incumbents and the opposition forcesviewith each other for control over the process of institutional reform.
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And both vlogs (video blogs) and sound logs (often in the form of podcasts) are already beginning toviewith written blogs.
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There are usually many simultaneous plans and possible actions vying for agent resources-the scheduler creates an appropriate agenda of tasks.
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Moreover, leaders would stillviefor the party presidency.
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Politicians vied for control of government ministries in order to win the right to appoint to lower-level posts throughout the country.
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Each vied for regional leadership and presented themselves as progressive authorities.
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In the competitive print industry, pamphleteers vied with one another to print the most graphic accounts of the rebels' iniquities.
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Thus, the translation process can be compared to a battlefield where groups with competing and irreconcilable perceptions of reality vied for supremacy.
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