rivalries

英 [ˈraɪvəlriz]

美 [ˈraɪvəlriz]

n.  竞争; 竞赛; 较量
rivalry的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 竞争;敌对
  Rivalryis competition or fighting between people, businesses, or organizations who are in the same area or want the same things.
  1. ...the rivalry between the Inkatha and the ANC...
     英卡塔自由党和非洲国民大会之间的敌对
  2. He had a lot of rivalry with his brothers and sisters.
     他和兄弟姐妹间经常较劲。
  3. ...a city torn by deep ethnic rivalries.
     被深厚的种族仇恨弄得四分五裂的城市

双语例句

• But powerful rivalries can be blinding, obscuring events beyond the combatants 'battlefield.
  但是，强大的对手也可能使人迷失，而忽视了战场之外发生的事情。
• The complaint largely reflects provincial rivalries.
  这些抱怨在很大程度上反映了中国各省之间的竞争。
• It is all too easy to think that cultural differences will always produce conflicts and rivalries.
  人们常常认为，文化差异总会产生冲突和对抗。
• Asia Netcom executives also discovered that common ownership does not preclude serious rivalries between Chinese state-owned firms.
  亚洲网通的高管们还发现，公有制并不妨碍中国国有企业之间发生激烈竞争。
• Down in the world of mortals they experienced rivalries and frustrations, and enjoyed earthly friendships and loves.
  下到凡间，他们经历人间的争斗和挫折，享受凡世的友谊和爱情。
• If our relations are defined by win-win solutions rather than zero-sum rivalries, we will thrive and prosper together.
  双方的关系如果以实现双赢而不是互不相容的对抗为特征，我们就能共同繁荣昌盛。
• Old rivalries also resurfaced at the Fifa award ceremony in Italy.
  马拉多纳和贝利这两个冤家又在意大利的颁奖典礼上较上了劲。
• Cynics have criticized the Constitution as the child of greed and sectional rivalries.
  愤世者批评美国宪法是贪婪和区域间竞争的产物。
• They will have to find other ways to act out their rivalries.
  他们将不得不以其它方式展开竞争。
• "Dog people" and "cat people" often enjoy friendly rivalries.
  为此，“爱狗的人”和“爱猫的人”还经常友好地争辩哩。