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Joel Baur
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Joel Baur
This flashcard set helps university-level learners of English expand their business vocabulary. The vocabulary flashcards focus on competition-related terms, such as "stiff competition," "monopoly," and "competitive advantage." The platform supports backward learning, allowing users to practice from the target language to the source language. Ideal for students and professionals aiming to refine their business English, these cards help build fluency and precision in discussing market dynamics and corporate strategies.
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Englisch
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Englisch
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29.11.2015 / 03.12.2015
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involving or relating to competition

competing (adj)

an offer to pay a particular amount of money to take over a company

competing bid (n)
a product from a different company

competing offering / product (n)

a company that offers similar products or services

competing supplier (n)

a different technical way of doing something

competing technology (n)

offering real advantages or cheaper prices

competitive (adj)
when a company offers a better product or service than a competing company

competitive advantage / edge (n)

the position that a company has, for example ist size or growth, when compared to competing companies

competitive position (n)

the effect that one company can have on a similar company

competitive pressure (n)

a price that is similar to or lower than another company's price

competitive price (n)
a product that has a particular advantage over another product

competitive product (n)

a plan that a company has to make it more successful than other similar companies, or the study of how to make these plans

competitive strategy (n)

something that a company can do to weaken the position of a competing company

competitive threat (n)

a company that is competing against another company in an industry

competitor (n)
very strong competition

cut-throat / ferocious / fierce / intense competition (n)

to make competition more likely to happen

encourage competition (phrase)

to damage competition

harm competition (phrase)

to prevent competition from happening

inhibit / stifle competition (phrase)
to make competition stronger

intensify competition (phrase)

one of the main companies in a particular industry

key player (n)

a company or country in a market that is not one of the main competitors

minor player (n)

an organization or a group which has complete control of something

monopoly (n)
to increase competition

sharpen competition (phrase)

strong competition

stiff competition (n)

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