contesting

/noun kon-test; verb kuhn-test/US // noun ˈkɒn tɛst; verb kənˈtɛst //

争夺,竞争,争论,争辩

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : a race, conflict, or other competition between rivals, as for a prize.
- : struggle for victory or superiority.
- : strife in argument; dispute; controversy: Their marriage was marred by perpetual contest.

v.有主动词 verb

1
- : to struggle or fight for, as in battle.
- : to argue against; dispute: to contest a controversial question; to contest a will.
- : to call in question: They contested his right to speak.
- : to contend for in rivalry.

v.无主动词 verb

verbargue, challenge

Synonyms

Running a hashtag contest on Instagram, asking intriguing questions by creating polls and quizzes are also great ways to create user-generated content.
The startup’s last application they shipped, “Finger on the App” launched a huge online contest that ended after multiple winners who spent several days with their finger sitting on their phone screen.
The uncertainty has delayed our own reader contest, but we should again thank everyone who sent us their picks.
It could be some time before the result of the close contest for the US presidency becomes clear.
The change could diminish the role special interests, particularly the teachers union, play in those contests.
“The regime just decided to stop contesting parts of the country,” Holliday says.
While he is not contesting the Jan. 22 election, Olmert remains politically active.
Now, I begin with the states that are automatic Democratic states—states where neither candidate is even contesting matters.
Like Sarkozy, Hollande has been contesting elections since his 20s.
No one in Al Qaeda is publicly contesting his selection or denying his authority.
He looked up from his fish and replied, somewhat cuttingly, "By contesting a borough and getting elected."
Then silence fell upon the contesting hosts as the Angel of Mercy appeared before the throne of grace on bended knees.

/noun kon-test; verb kuhn-test/US // noun ˈkɒn tɛst; verb kənˈtɛst //

争夺,竞争,争论,争辩

n.名词 noun

1
- : a race, conflict, or other competition between rivals, as for a prize.
- : struggle for victory or superiority.
- : strife in argument; dispute; controversy: Their marriage was marred by perpetual contest.

v.有主动词 verb

1
- : to struggle or fight for, as in battle.
- : to argue against; dispute: to contest a controversial question; to contest a will.
- : to call in question: They contested his right to speak.
- : to contend for in rivalry.

v.无主动词 verb

verbargue, challenge

Synonyms

Running a hashtag contest on Instagram, asking intriguing questions by creating polls and quizzes are also great ways to create user-generated content.
The startup’s last application they shipped, “Finger on the App” launched a huge online contest that ended after multiple winners who spent several days with their finger sitting on their phone screen.
The uncertainty has delayed our own reader contest, but we should again thank everyone who sent us their picks.
It could be some time before the result of the close contest for the US presidency becomes clear.
The change could diminish the role special interests, particularly the teachers union, play in those contests.
“The regime just decided to stop contesting parts of the country,” Holliday says.
While he is not contesting the Jan. 22 election, Olmert remains politically active.
Now, I begin with the states that are automatic Democratic states—states where neither candidate is even contesting matters.
Like Sarkozy, Hollande has been contesting elections since his 20s.
No one in Al Qaeda is publicly contesting his selection or denying his authority.
He looked up from his fish and replied, somewhat cuttingly, "By contesting a borough and getting elected."
Then silence fell upon the contesting hosts as the Angel of Mercy appeared before the throne of grace on bended knees.