contest 英 [ˈkɒntest]   美 [ˈkɑntest]

contest

contest  英 [ˈkɒntest] 美 [ˈkɑntest]

v. 竞争,竞赛;质疑 

进行时:contesting  过去式:contested  过去分词:contested  第三人称单数:contests  名词复数:contests 

a singing contest 歌咏比赛
a talent contest 新秀大奖赛

  • A contest is a struggle to determine who's tops –- you might wrestle an alligator in a contest of brute strength versus strategy. You can also enter a contest — a yodeling contest or a cake-decorating contest, depending on your talents.
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  • v. 竞争,竞赛;质疑
  • 1. a singing contest

    歌咏比赛

  • 2. a talent contest

    新秀大奖赛

  • 3. to enter/win/lose a contest

    参加╱赢得竞赛;竞赛失败

  • 4. a contest for the leadership of the party

    争夺政党的领导权

  • 5. Three candidates contested the leadership.

    有三位候选人角逐领导权。

  • 6. The divorce was not contested.

    这桩离婚案没有人提出异议。

  • 7. to contest a will (= try to show that it was not correctly made in law)

    对遗嘱提出质疑

  • contest (n.) "strife; struggle for victory or superiority; an amicable contest for a prize, etc.," 1640s, from contest (v.).
  • contest (v.) c. 1600, "fight or do battle for, strive to win or hold," from French contester "dispute, oppose," from Latin contestari (litem) "to call to witness, bring action," from assimilated form of com "with, together" (see con-) + testari "to bear witness," from testis "a witness," (see testament).
con·test noun , verb contest contests contested contesting noun / ˈkɒntest ; NAmE ˈkɑːntest / 1 a competition in which people try to win sth 比赛;竞赛 a singing contest 歌咏比赛 a talent contest 新秀大奖赛 to enter/win/lose a contest 参加╱赢得竞赛;竞赛失败 see also beauty contest 2 contest(for sth) a struggle to gain control or power (控制权或权力的)争夺,竞争 a contest for the leadership of the party 争夺政党的领导权 IDIOM be ˌno ˈcontest used to say that one side in a competition is so much stronger or better than the other that it is sure to win easily (表示竞争中的一方过于强大或出色)完全不是对手,毫无竞争可言 verb / kənˈtest ; NAmE kənˈtest / 1 conteststh to take part in a competition, election, etc. and try to win it 争取赢得(比赛、选举等) Three candidates contested the leadership. 有三位候选人角逐领导权。 a hotly/fiercely/keenly contestedgame (= one in which the players try very hard to win and the scores are close) 竞争十分激烈的比赛 2 conteststh to formally oppose a decision or statement because you think it is wrong 争辩;提出异议 to contest a will (= try to show that it was not correctly made in law) 对遗嘱提出质疑 The divorce was not contested. 这桩离婚案没有人提出异议。 con·test / ˈkɒntest ; NAmE ˈkɑːntest /
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