a match, game, or contest

comparatively; quite; to a certain degree

for example; for instance; such as

The relationship between different amounts, sizes, or parts of a whole; numerical ratio or percentage; (mathematics) an equality of two ratios (a:b = c:d)

to compare with one another

the score in a game, match, or sporting competition; the numerical points used to determine a winner

The English name Bill.

the state of being strikingly different from something else when placed together; a contrast

used after an adjective to indicate an extreme degree or that a state is beyond compare

The share or weight of a part relative to the whole; percentage; importance

for example; such as; for instance

A common transliteration of the English name Billy.

The smallest unit of information in computing and digital communication, representing a single binary digit of 0 or 1.

A country in western Europe.

Colombia, a country in South America

to be just like; can be compared to; may be likened to

ratio; rate; proportion; the numerical value obtained by dividing one quantity by another

To be inferior to; to be unable to compare with

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

analogy; instance; a way of explaining something abstract by comparing it to something familiar

metaphor; analogy; figure of speech

(loanword) pizza; also written as [[披萨|披薩|pi1 sa4]] or [[比萨饼|比薩餅|bi3 sa4 bing3]]

to compare and assess; to appraise through comparison in order to determine relative quality or rank

Kobe Bryant (1978-2020), American basketball player; short for [[科比·布莱恩特|科比·布萊恩特|ke1 bi3 bu4 lai2 en1 te4]]

a women's swimsuit consisting of two small pieces of fabric; a loanword from English

The numerical value obtained by dividing one number by another; also called [[比率|比率|bi3 lu:4]]

cannot match or compare to another person or thing; inferior to

matchless; incomparable; peerless; having no equal (literally: there is nothing that can be compared with it, where [[伦比|倫比|lun2 bi3]] means to match or compare)

contrast level; the ratio between the brightest and darkest parts of a screen image

The Caribbean region consisting of the Caribbean Sea, its islands, and the surrounding coasts; often used as a bound form in names like [[加勒比海|加勒比海|jia1 le4 bi3 hai3]]

burpee, a type of full-body exercise

A country in North Africa, bordering the Mediterranean Sea.

Mississippi; referring to both the US state and the Mississippi River

to compare or match; to draw a parallel; to draw an analogy

To compare oneself with others who are better off or more successful, often in an unrealistic or competitive way; to keep up with the Joneses.

percentage; percent; the ratio of two numbers expressed as a fraction of 100

The relative value or ratio between different commodity prices or different currencies; price parity; rate of exchange

A sports match between two local rival teams from the same city or region; also refers to a competition between two similar powers or forces within the same field; a type of horse race for three-year-old horses, named after the Epsom Derby.

An ancient Mesopotamian empire located between the Tigris and Euphrates rivers, including the Old Babylonian Kingdom and the Neo-Babylonian Empire

To compare and verify details, texts, or data in order to identify differences, similarities, or relative quality (often used with modern technology).

(idiom) found everywhere; can be seen everywhere. Used to describe a common occurrence or something that is easily encountered.

to have a martial arts competition or tournament; to contest who has better martial skills

Ethiopia; Abyssinia

an Italian dish consisting of a flat base of bread-like dough topped with cheese, meat, or vegetables and baked

Currency unit of several countries, including India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Nepal, and Mauritius

compared with; in comparison to

Bissau, the capital city of Guinea-Bissau

The popular brand of doll and the fictional character named Barbie.

To follow or act in accordance with an existing model, standard, or precedent; in the light of