No. 4,086 in French

concurrente

"Concurrente" means "competitor" or "rival" (feminine).

In a sentence

Cette entreprise est notre principale concurrente sur le marché.
This company is our main competitor in the market.
In this sentence, 'concurrente' is used as a noun referring to a female competitor in a business context.
Sonia est très concurrente dans tout ce qu'elle entreprend.
Sonia is very competitive in everything she undertakes.
Here, 'concurrente' is used adjectivally to describe a person displaying competitiveness.
Les supportrices encouragent leur équipe contre l'équipe concurrente.
The supporters cheer for their team against the opposing team.
In this sentence, 'concurrente' is again an adjective, modifying 'équipe' to signify the rival or opposing team.

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