CEFR C1

vied

verb

Meaning

To compete eagerly with someone in order to achieve or win something.

Examples

The two athletes will vie for the gold medal.
Several companies are vying for the lucrative government contract.

Synonyms: compete, contend, rival, struggle

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vied (C1)

verb

Pronunciation: /vaɪ/

Definition

To compete eagerly with someone in order to achieve or win something.

Examples

The two athletes will vie for the gold medal.
Several companies are vying for the lucrative government contract.
Local artists vie to have their work displayed in the prestigious gallery.

How to Use vied

vie for (prepositional phrase): To compete in order to obtain something. — "She had to vie for her parents' approval."

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