adj.竞争性的，有竞争心的，好胜的

The emulative rivalry between the two companies has led to a significant improvement in product quality.
两家公司的竞争激发了模仿，导致产品质量显著提高。
He was always emulative of his older brother's academic achievements, striving to outdo him in every subject.
他一直羡慕哥哥的学术成就，力求在每一门科目上超越他。
The young artist was inspired by the masters but always put her own spin on things, avoiding simple emulative mimicry.
这位年轻的艺术家受到了大师们的启发，但总是在自己的作品中加入个人风格，避免简单的模仿。
The company decided to use emulative marketing strategies to boost sales, copying successful campaigns from competitors.
公司决定采用模仿营销策略来提升销售，复制竞争对手成功的广告活动。
His early works were heavily emulative of Hemingway's style, but he soon developed his own unique voice.
他的早期作品深受海明威风格的影响，但很快发展出了自己独特的风格。
She found that emulating successful leaders in her field helped her gain confidence and learn valuable skills.
她发现模仿她所在领域的成功领导者有助于增强自信并学习宝贵技能。
The city planned to emulatively adopt sustainable practices from other urban areas to reduce its carbon footprint.
该市计划模仿其他城市的做法，采取可持续措施以减少碳足迹。
The new chef at the restaurant is emulative of traditional recipes but adds his own creative twists to each dish.
餐厅的新厨师模仿传统食谱，但对每道菜都加入了自己独特的创意变化。
The software development team emulated the agile methodology used by leading tech companies to enhance their productivity.
软件开发团队借鉴了领先科技公司使用的敏捷方法，提高了生产力。
The politician was criticized for emulating the tactics of more controversial figures, rather than developing her own approach.
这位政治家因模仿更具争议性人物的策略而受到批评，而不是发展自己的方式。