rival

• Persona, grupo u organización que compite con otro por el mismo objetivo o en el mismo ámbito.

A noun referring to a person, group, or entity that competes with another for the same objective or in the same field.

1. CompetitorB1formal

   A person or entity that competes with another for the same objective or in the same field.

   competidor

   • The two companies are fierce rivals in the tech industry.
   • He defeated his rival in the final match.
   • She sees her colleague as a rival for the promotion.

   Sinónimosadversaryantagonistchallengercompetitorcontenderemulatoropponent

2. Equal or matchB2formal

   A person or thing that is comparable to another in quality or achievement.

   Igual o equivalente

   • This new smartphone has no rival in terms of battery life.
   • Her talent is without rival in the music world.
   • The ancient city had no rival in architectural beauty.

   Sinónimoscoequalcompeercounterpartequalequivalentmatchpeer

• Verbo que se usa para denotar la acción de competir con alguien o algo, o de alcanzar la igualdad en calidad, capacidades o logros.

A verb used to indicate the act of competing with or being equal to someone or something in quality, ability, or achievement.

1. Compete withB2formal

   To be in competition with someone or something, especially for the same goal or position.

   competir con

   • The two companies rival each other for market dominance.
   • She rivals her brother in academic achievements.
   • Several teams are rivaling for the championship title.

   Sinónimoschallengeequalmatch

2. Match or equalB2formal

   To be as good, impressive, or successful as someone or something else.

   Igualar o competir con

   • His performance rivals that of professional athletes.
   • The new restaurant rivals the best in the city.
   • Her dedication rivals anyone else in the department.

   Sinónimosapproachemulateequalmatchparalleltouch