archrival

/ahrch-rahy-vuhl/US // ˈɑrtʃˈraɪ vəl //

宿敌,敌方,敌手,竞争对手

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n.名词 noun

The announcement raises the stakes in the ever-growing e-commerce battles between Walmart and archrivals Amazon and Target.
Lyft’s struggles have included facing off against its archrival, Uber.
Archrival India has money to throw around, and Iran and Russia are also exerting influence in the region.
As a result, it has generated barely one 10th the new fossil-fuel jobs generated in archrival Texas.
This would not be the first time Hamas' archrival has participated in attacks on Israel to put Hamas in a difficult spot.
In 2002 Ohio State students went on a rampage after their football team defeated archrival Michigan.
His political archrival—former state senate leader Joe Bruno—was convicted on corruption charges this week.