争购

爭購
zhēnggòu
  1. to compete
  2. to fight for
  3. to rush to purchase

CEDICT

Entry Composition

1 争 zhēng
  1. to strive for
  2. to vie for
  3. to argue or debate
  4. deficient or lacking (dialect)
  5. how or what (literary)
2 购 gòu
  1. to buy
  2. to purchase

Related entries

出赛 chūsài
  1. to compete
  2. to take part (in a sports event)
参赛 cānsài
  1. to compete
  2. to take part in a competition
參賽門檻非常高。

The contest has very strict eligibility requirements.

Source: Tatoeba

打对仗 dǎduìzhàng to compete
打对台 dǎduìtái
  1. to compete
  2. to rival
比拚 bǐpàn
  1. (Tw) to compete
  2. contest
竞 jìng
  1. to compete
  2. to contend
  3. to struggle
竞争 jìngzhēng
  1. to compete
  2. competition
我和他競爭冠軍。

I competed with him for the championship.

Source: Tatoeba

赛 sài
  1. to compete
  2. competition
  3. match
  4. to surpass
  5. better than
  6. superior to
  7. to excel
賽義認為數學家自給自足的獨行於一小塊天堂。

Saeb thinks mathematicians are self-contained walking pieces of heaven.

Source: Tatoeba

出战 chūzhàn
  1. (military) to go off to war
  2. (sports) to compete
竞逐 jìngzhú
  1. competition
  2. to compete
  3. to pursue
十支隊伍競逐獎項。

Ten teams competed for the prize.

Source: Tatoeba

角 jué
  1. role (theater)
  2. to compete
  3. ancient three legged wine vessel
  4. third note of pentatonic scale
90度的角叫直角。

An angle of 90 degrees is called a right angle.

Source: Tatoeba

较劲 jiàojìn
  1. to match one's strength with
  2. to compete
  3. more competitive
  4. to set oneself against sb
  5. disobliging
  6. to make a special effort
对着干 duìzhegàn
  1. to adopt confrontational posture
  2. to meet head-on
  3. to compete
摽 biào
  1. to bind tightly
  2. to link (arms)
  3. to hang around with; to stick close to (sb)
  4. to compete
  5. (literary) to hit; to beat
比赛 bǐsài
  1. competition (sports etc)
  2. match
  3. to compete

classifiers: 場, 次

我们比赛输了。

We lost the game.

Source: Tatoeba

争取 zhēngqǔ
  1. to fight for
  2. to strive for
  3. to win over
今天晚上我先用一下，争取明天还给你。

I'll use it a bit this evening, and try my best to give it back to you tomorrow.

Source: Tatoeba