what's the difference between"competitor" and "rival"?
what's the difference between"competitor" and "rival"?
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they are the same.
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The words have identical meanings, but the word "competitor" is more academic, more dry and formal. The word "rival" is a little more earthy. For example, the two men were rivals for her affection. It sounds silly to me to say they were competitors for her affection.
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Competition is competition with each other, beyond each other. Rival is the enemy. Competition with each other and the enemy you do
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" Competitor " is benign, there can be between friends, or is a normal relationship, is relatively modest, but " dead head " refers to the hostility between the two, there is hatred, environmentalists, non - patient
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“竞争者”是良性的,两者之间可以是朋友,也可以是普通的关系,关系相对很温和,但是“死对头”是指两者之间有敌意,有仇恨,势不两立,互不忍让
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