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No. 2,560 in German

wettbewerbs

The German word "Wettbewerbs" means "competition's" or "of competition" in English, typically in a possessive form.

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  • Der Wettbewerb hat viele Teilnehmer angezogen.

    The competition attracted many participants.

    In this sentence, 'Wettbewerb' refers to a contest or competition, demonstrating its use as a noun to describe an organized event where individuals or groups compete.

  • Der wettbewerbsorientierte Markt erfordert innovative Strategien.

    The competitive market requires innovative strategies.

    Here, 'wettbewerbs' functions as part of an adjective 'wettbewerbsorientierte', meaning competitive-oriented, highlighting its adaptability in describing attributes.

  • Die wettbewerbsfähigkeit eines Unternehmens ist entscheidend für seinen Erfolg.

    The competitiveness of a company is crucial for its success.

    The word 'wettbewerbs' appears as part of 'wettbewerbsfähigkeit', illustrating its role in compound words signifying competitiveness.

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