a competition or contest, especially in sports

to a certain degree or extent; quite or comparatively

for example; for instance; such as

the relationship between the sizes, amounts, or parts of a whole

to compare

the score of a match or competition

Bill (name)

to compare two things to show differences or the state of being strikingly different

incomparable; matchless

the ratio of a part to the whole or the relative importance of something

for example; for instance

(HK, Sg, Tw) Pelé (1940–2022), Edson Arantes Do Nascimento, Brazilian football star

bit (binary digit)

A country in South America.

to be just like; can be compared to

ratio; rate; proportion

William Shakespeare (1564-1616), English poet and playwright

an analogy, instance, or example used to illustrate a point

a figure of speech, analogy, or figurative expression

pizza (loanword)

to evaluate (by comparison)

bikini (loanword)

cannot compare with; cannot match

incomparable; matchless

the ratio of luminance or color difference that makes an image or display distinguishable, particularly the balance between black and white

burpee (loanword)

a figure of speech or rhetorical device used for comparison, such as metaphor or personification

to make invidious social or material comparisons with others

to compare prices or offers from different sellers or sources

(sports) derby (a match between local rivals)

to compare two or more items side by side to identify differences or similarities

can be found everywhere

to compete in a martial arts contest or a trial of skill

pizza (loanword)

(loanword) rupee

Bissau, capital of Guinea-Bissau

to handle or act in accordance with a standard, rule, or precedent