vie in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

vie in the PONS Dictionary

vie Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to vie for sth
se disputer qc
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Because of this, only one at-large slot was available for teams to vie for.
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Dominant political factions vied for power and support three different candidates.
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Other poets at the same venues vied with him for the favours of patrons.
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Brown became a plaintiffs trial lawyer with focus on consumer rights, consumer fraud, wage and hour violations and vies for leadership roles.
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Can anyone who has respect for his people vie for a presidential post at the age of 68?
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Many youth groups, like the churches they may be associated with, vie to embark on mission trips.
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Numerous groups vie for control of these sites, and thus control of the world.
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Villages are usually a collection of smaller theme camps which have banded together in order to share resources and vie for better placement.
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The girls are pushed to physical and psychological extremes as they vie for the best position on the team.
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These interests vie for votes, and employ bribery and corruption.
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