英 [ˈraɪv(ə)lrəs] 美 [ˈraɪvlrəs]
adj. 敌对性的；有竞争性的
eager to surpass others
同义词： emulous
... rivalless 无竞争的 rivalrous 有竞争性的 rivalrousness 竞争性 ...
...、可达到的（Attainable）、现实的（Realistic）、有光阴要求的（Time-based）、感动人心的（Exciting）和竞争性的（Rivalrous）原则，以便为战略履行者及其直接上级的相关活动供给明确导向。
But I think the more rivalrous elements are becoming more emphasized now.
但我认为现在更应强调竞争的元素。
In the part of methods, analysis of accidents, rivalrous game and reality stimulation were emphasized.
其中在研究方法中重点是对已有事故的分析，竞争性游戏和虚拟现实技术。
The significant function of process competition is knowledge discovery undertaken by rivalrous entrepreneurs.
过程竞争的重要功能在于发现知识，争胜竞争的企业家是发现主体。
Rather they presuppose relations that is to say political relations not between lovers or even best friends of some kind but between civic partners who may in fact be intensely rivalrous and competitive with one another for positions of political office and honor.
相反地，他们假设的关系,确切地说是政治关系,并非介于爱人或甚至是最好朋友间的关系,而是介于公民伙伴间,他们可能处于,彼此紧张敌对或竞争的关系,以求争得政治官位或荣誉。
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The commission found that information-sharing among America's overlapping and rivalrous intelligence agencies was poor.
The Kurds themselves are divided between two rivalrous parties that have fought before and might do so again.
And it can be rivalrous: the week before they died, someone set fire to the Chinese workers' catch.
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