Nike
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- proper noun
- /naɪk/
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Nike
- Jenny places a box of Nike running shoes in his lap.
- Nike shoes
- Nike swoosh
- Nike and Reebok
Do like our friends Nike say, just do it.
- Do like our friends Nike say, just do it.
- So but then KRC had this big Nike Epic React shoe.
- So my clumpy, heavy, flat footed Nike Air Force Ones.
- Dare I say it's a Nike swoosh in reverse.
- He plays for the Lakers, he's got a Nike deal, he's in Space Jam.
- So I have spoken with Jeff Johnson, who was with Nike back in the day.
- I'm like, yo, this is like Nike Jordan giving them free shoes.
Examples
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So I am wearing these Nike Airs that I got at ASOS.
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As you can tell, these are the Nike Infinity React Fly Knits.
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Where do I buy the Nike shoes?
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We buy Nike because we think we're gonna look cool.
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This is my Nike dry fit sports bra.
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When you are looking for Nike Air Jordan shoes, please see our Air Jordan 1.
Blog text (6) -
One Nike gym bag, 60 bucks.
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Students use exercise apps, such as the Nike+ app, to record their running and count calories.
Blog text (2) -
In the meantime, he represents the Nike corporation and runs his own athletic school in Berlin.
Academic text (1994) -
I just purchased a new pair of Nike running shoes for my morning jog.
Surface Forms
Etymology
The sports brand Nike took its name from the Greek goddess Nike, whose name means 'victory', so the company wants to suggest winning and success in sports.