گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'rival'

1 عمومی:: رقیب‌

2 عمومی:: حریف‌

3 عمومی:: هم‌اورد

4 عمومی:: هم‌ چشم‌

5 عمومی:: نظ‌یر

6 عمومی:: هم‌ چشمی‌ كننده‌

1 general::   noun ADJ. arch, bitter, close, deadly, fierce, great, serious | biggest, chief, main, nearest, principal | long-standing, old They're old political rivals. | jealous | foreign, international The company is well equipped to compete with its international rivals. | business, political VERB + RIVAL have She has no rivals for the job. | beat, defeat RIVAL + NOUN candidate | faction, gang, group | company, firm | bid, offer | claim PREP. ~ for They were rivals for her love. | ~ in They were rivals in love. | ~ to Grand it may be, but this cathedral is no rival to the great cathedral of Amiens.

2 general:: rival adjectives somebody's main/chief rival • Who is the champion's main rival? somebody's nearest/closest rival (= the one that is closest to beating them ) • She finished 7.1 seconds ahead of her nearest rival. a great rival (= an important rival for a long time ) • Oxford and Cambridge University have always been great rivals somebody's arch-rival (= their main or strongest rival ) • McDonald's and its arch-rival Burger King a serious rival • He knows that he has no serious rival for the job. an old rival • Hindhead had a convincing victory over their old rivals, Frensham. a potential rival (= one who is likely to be a rival in the future ) • Their business is a potential rival for ours. a bitter rival (= one that hates you ) • They have long been bitter rivals. a political rival • At the time, France and Britain were major political rivals. a presidential rival • His presidential rivals have vigorously attacked him. rival + NOUN rival factions/groups • My task is to unite the rival factions within the party. a rival team • The rival team's fans were in the other part of the ground. a rival gang • The street is a war zone between two rival gangs. rival fans/supporters • There were fights between rival fans after the match. a rival company/firm • It may have to merge with a rival company to stay in business.

3 general:: verb contends with: Wheat rivals rice in importance. adj. competing: He met with the rival leaders. noun opponents: His rivals were trying to destroy him.