竞相 (jìng xiāng): Vie with each other (Adverb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

In the job market, graduates vie with each other to showcase their professional skills.

Why are you all vying with each other to buy this limited edition sneaker?

Spring has arrived, and the flowers are blooming in competition.

They did not vie with each other to claim credit, but tacitly shared the honor.

Upon hearing about the promotion, customers vied with each other to rush into the mall, causing a very crowded scene for a time.

Major companies are vying to launch new products to attract more customers.

At the dinner party, several guests vied with each other to express their unique insights on the current economic situation.