competitive edge ΟΥΣ (of product)
- competitive edge
- competitività θηλ
competitive [βρετ kəmˈpɛtɪtɪv, αμερικ kəmˈpɛdədɪv] ΕΠΊΘ
1. competitive (enjoying rivalry):
- competitive person, personality
- dotato di spirito competitivo
- competitive environment
- competitivo
2. competitive ΕΜΠΌΡ:
- competitive company, price, product, market
- competitivo
- competitive advantage, disadvantage
- concorrenziale
- competitive tender
- gara d'appalto
3. competitive (decided by competition):
- competitive sport
- agonistico
- by competitive examination
- per concorso
I. edge [βρετ ɛdʒ, αμερικ ɛdʒ] ΟΥΣ
1. edge (outer limit):
- edge (of table, field)
- bordo αρσ
- edge (of coin)
- contorno αρσ
- edge (of road)
- ciglio αρσ
- edge (of lake)
- sponda θηλ
- edge (of wood, clearing)
- margine αρσ
- edge (of wood, clearing)
- limitare αρσ
- at the water's edge
- sulla riva
- on the edge of the city
- ai limiti or all'estrema periferia della città
- the film had us on the edge of our seats
- il film ci ha tenuto col fiato sospeso
2. edge (sharp side):
- edge
- taglio αρσ
- edge
- filo αρσ
- a blade with a sharp edge
- una lama ben affilata
- to put an edge on blade
- affilare
3. edge (side):
- edge (of book, plank)
- taglio αρσ
4. edge (sharpness):
- to give an edge to appetite
- stimolare
- to take the edge off pleasure
- rovinare, guastare
- to take the edge off anger, appetite
- placare, calmare
- to take the edge off pain
- ottundere, lenire
- there was an edge to his voice
- aveva la voce un po' alterata
- to lose one's edge writing, style:
- perdere la propria incisività or il proprio mordente
- to lose one's edge person:
- perdere il proprio smalto
5. edge (advantage):
- to have the edge over or on competitor, rival
- essere in vantaggio rispetto a
- to give sb the edge over
- concedere a qn un vantaggio su
- to have a slight edge
- avere un leggero vantaggio (over su)
6. edge (on edge):
- to be on edge person:
- essere nervoso
- my nerves are on edge
- ho i nervi tesi
- that sound sets my teeth on edge
- quel suono mi urta
7. edge (extremity) μτφ:
- to live on the edge
- vivere pericolosamente
- the news pushed him over the edge
- la notizia lo ha sconvolto
II. edge [βρετ ɛdʒ, αμερικ ɛdʒ] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ
1. edge (move slowly):
- to edge sth towards
- spostare lentamente qc verso
- he edged the car closer to the kerb
- accostò l'auto al bordo del marciapiede
- to edge one' s way along cliff, parapet
- procedere costeggiando
2. edge (trim):
- edge collar, handkerchief
- bordare, orlare
3. edge ΓΕΩΡΓ:
- edge lawn
- fiancheggiare
III. edge [βρετ ɛdʒ, αμερικ ɛdʒ] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ (advance)
- to edge forward
- procedere lentamente
- to edge up to
- salire a poco a poco a
- to edge out of a parking space
- uscire lentamente da un parcheggio
- to edge closer to victory, independence
- avvicinarsi a
- to edge towards door, victory
- procedere lentamente verso
competitive [kəm·ˈpe·t̬ə·tɪv] ΕΠΊΘ
- competitive
- competitivo, -a
- competitive spirit
- spirito αρσ di competizione
- competitive sports
- sport αρσ αμετάβλ competitivi
- their prices are very competitive
- hanno prezzi molto competitivi
I. edge [edʒ] ΟΥΣ sing
1. edge (limit):
- edge
- bordo αρσ
- edge of a lake, pond
- sponda θηλ
- edge of a mountain
- cresta θηλ
- edge of a page
- margine αρσ
- to bring sth to the edge of disaster
- portare qc sull'orlo del disastro
- to take the edge off one's appetite/hunger
- placare l'appetitito/la fame
- to take the edge off an argument
- sottrarre forza a un argomento
2. edge (cutting part):
- edge
- filo αρσ
- to put an edge on sth
- affilare qc
3. edge (anger):
- to be on edge
- avere i nervi a fior di pelle
- there's a definite edge in her voice
- ha un tono decisamente irritato
4. edge ΑΘΛ:
- to have the edge over sb
- essere avvantaggiato rispetto a qn
ιδιωτισμοί:
- to be (balanced) on a razor's edge
- stare sul filo del rasoio
- to set sb's teeth on edge
- dare sui nervi a qn
- to live on the edge
- vivere pericolosamente
II. edge [edʒ] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ
1. edge (border):
- edge
- delimitare
2. edge (in sewing):
- edge
- orlare
3. edge (move slowly):
- to edge one's way through sth
- farsi strada tra qc
- shes edging her party towards extremism
- a poco a poco sta spingendo il suo partito verso l'estremismo
4. edge (skis):
- edge
- mettere di taglio
III. edge [edʒ] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ
- to edge closer to sth
- accostarsi a qc
- to edge away from danger
- allontanarsi dal pericolo
- to edge forward
- avanzare progressivamente
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The less that is disclosed, the more that can be retained and serve as a competitive edge.
en.wikipedia.org Therefore, organizations will gain a competitive edge by continuing to manufacture offshore, while producing complementary services back home.
en.wikipedia.org Competitive edge is crucial in the ruthless world that is today's business.
en.wikipedia.org Motivation for media firms to merge includes increased profit-margins, reduced risk and maintaining a competitive edge.
en.wikipedia.org Import competition has caused a de facto race-to-the-bottom where countries lower environmental regulations to secure a competitive edge for their industries relative to other countries.
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