Olympian
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- noun
- /oʊˈlɪp.i.ən/
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atleta olímpico
- The New York Post reports that Olympian Colleen Quigley has a tip for you.
- former Olympian
- decorated Olympian
- three-time Olympian
And this would be the same thing as an Olympian going and competing in the Paralympics.
- And this would be the same thing as an Olympian going and competing in the Paralympics.
- He's also the most decorated US Winter Olympian in history.
- I really wanted to be an Olympian.
- Sister duos that have both become Olympians.
- So seriously that the gym teacher and soccer coach was a former Olympian.
- So I come from a line of athletes and my great grandpa was an Olympian water polo player.
- And I'm talking professional athletes, Olympians, professional dancers who are essentially athletes of a different kind.
- But also what it had taken to get to this point, you know, the Olympics, every four years, you have this dream of, you know, becoming an Olympian.
- We've sent over The Olympian, the decathlete Kardashian.
Examples
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You are so right that Olympians train almost their entire lives for one race, one event, one day.
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Carrie McCoy, two time Olympian from Penn State, one of the greatest Olympic US wrestlers of all time.
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We are in the presence of a future Olympian.
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You truly are a great Olympian.
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How many olympians do we have in town?
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He's also the most decorated US Winter Olympian in history.
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Two days earlier, one of the most famous Olympians of all time was fighting his own demons.
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I'll train with some of the biggest, the pros, the Olympians, some of them are my close friends.
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There are 23 openly gay and lesbian London Olympians, plus two coaches.
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At the upcoming Olympics, we will see many talented Olympians from around the world compete for gold medals.
Compounds
An ancient Greek festival at Olympia with sports and religious ceremonies held every four years to honor Zeus
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Olympian for an athlete comes from Olympia, the place in Greece where the ancient Games were held, and the modern Olympic Games are named after that place, so an Olympian is someone who competes in those games.