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Meaning vie meaning

What does vie mean?

vie

— verb (= compete) compete for something; engage in a contest; measure oneself against others

Synonyms vie synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as vie?

vie English » English

compete contend strive rival contest emulate seize grab fight snatch scramble for wrest struggle catch wrestle wrest something from someone usurp scramble race measure fight for endeavour competition compete with compete for bid beat battle bandy aspire

Topics vie topics

What do people use vie to talk about?
Social behavior Behavior Do good to Cooperate with

Compete with

Conjugation vie conjugation

How do you conjugate vie?

vie · verb

Examples vie examples

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Movie subtitles

Eau de vie! Eau de vie.
It is late at night, and someone across the way is playing La Vie en Rose.
I will be quite ready to vie with you.
This is La Belle Vie.
In La Belle Vie, 19 Rue Pigalle.
Tonight, he'll be in La Belle Vie.
La vie en rose.
Go out of the gate and then you'll see a cafe called 'La Vie en Rose'.
Have you some eau de vie?
Well, c'est la vie.
C'est la vie.
You missed a great mo vie.
Even now they vie for the greater share of sorrow and suffering and revel in their mutual slaughter.
Should England attempt to vie in sea power. it may cost her the friendship of Spain.
Eau de vie.
Il faut bien manger pour affronter les crises de la vie.
For throwing open the windows and letting in. letting in la vie en rose.
Vous pouvez sauver votre vie.
Colonial powers vie for control of the land.
In A Woman Is a Woman and particularly in VIvre Ia vie.
In A Woman Is a Woman and particularly in VIvre sa vie.
Vikam duxoet na sir. Vie lie ste sir.
Vie lie ste sir. Moga li da govorja's vas sir.
Vie lie ste sir. Vie lie ste sir.
Vie lie ste sir. Vikam duxoet na sir.
This is Paris. La vie en rose.
I hate to see you go, but c'est la vie, old chap!
Walnut eau-de-vie Mr. Vicar.
Warriors vie for the capital Kyoto, for the conqueror will rule Japan.
Sorry about your crew, but as we say on Earth, c'est la vie.
Ah. c'est la vie! Lan.
You can't vie with your father.
Ah. c'est la vie!
I know, but the book's by Ajar, La Vie devant Soi.

News and current affairs

So the main parties vie with each other in their promises not to cut public services.
So now they vie with each other in their haste to cut off the lifeline that they themselves extended.
Democratic politicians everywhere vie for the support of ethnic lobbies.
The border dispute remains unsettled, and both countries vie for influence in neighboring states such as Myanmar.
As we move from a unipolar international order to one with multiple regional powers, realism should allow them to vie for influence while keeping the costs as low as possible.
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