Definition of Olympic in English:

Olympic

adjective əˈlɪmpɪk

attributive Relating to ancient Olympia or the Olympic Games.
an Olympic champion
Example sentencesExamples
- Did the Olympic sprinter lose in the final because of the intense atmosphere or because he or she had an off day?
- It has also raised the prospects of a wide open Olympic basketball tournament in Athens.
- Taekwondo is a Korean branch of the martial arts and is a full Olympic sport.
- Nobody in the game can move iron like he can and he trains at a gymnasium used by Olympic class weightlifters.
- It got to such a pitch that all other Olympic rivals paled into insignificance.
- Two years after winning Olympic gold he was plummeting down the rankings like a stone.
- A few years ago I was sailing in an international event which was an Olympic qualifier.
- If you win an Olympic Gold medal you become a hugely marketable item, and will earn vast sums of money.
- It will be one of their last chances to see who is in shape and in contention for the Olympic title in Athens.
- At the same time they were initiated into the extraordinary world of the Olympic family.
- She did student stuff, put on weight, and was asked if she had really ever been an Olympic diver.
- The World Cup series was drawing to a close, and the Olympic trials were looming.
- It will be the icing on the cake if the Indian shooters can deliver an Olympic medal.
- It was impossible to be knocked out of the Olympic ice hockey competition at this stage.
- Once society accepts it, the Olympic committee is going to have to deal with it.
- The Greek reaction to four years of innuendo and controversy was to ask him to light the Olympic flame.
- They don't have to be an Olympic rower or an Olympic athlete to be able to do the sport.
- If only I had done that a year and a half ago, I may still have had my Olympic bronze.
- These tribulations did nothing to lessen the pressure on the four to come home with Olympic gold.
- We might not produce many Olympic gold athletes but we're world champion shoppers.

Origin

Late 16th century: via Latin from Greek Olumpikos 'of Olympus or Olympia'.

Definition of Olympic in US English:

Olympic

adjective

attributive Relating to the ancient city of Olympia or the Olympic Games.
an Olympic champion
Example sentencesExamples
- Taekwondo is a Korean branch of the martial arts and is a full Olympic sport.
- It will be one of their last chances to see who is in shape and in contention for the Olympic title in Athens.
- The Greek reaction to four years of innuendo and controversy was to ask him to light the Olympic flame.
- At the same time they were initiated into the extraordinary world of the Olympic family.
- If only I had done that a year and a half ago, I may still have had my Olympic bronze.
- Nobody in the game can move iron like he can and he trains at a gymnasium used by Olympic class weightlifters.
- It has also raised the prospects of a wide open Olympic basketball tournament in Athens.
- These tribulations did nothing to lessen the pressure on the four to come home with Olympic gold.
- Did the Olympic sprinter lose in the final because of the intense atmosphere or because he or she had an off day?
- We might not produce many Olympic gold athletes but we're world champion shoppers.
- Once society accepts it, the Olympic committee is going to have to deal with it.
- It got to such a pitch that all other Olympic rivals paled into insignificance.
- The World Cup series was drawing to a close, and the Olympic trials were looming.
- She did student stuff, put on weight, and was asked if she had really ever been an Olympic diver.
- They don't have to be an Olympic rower or an Olympic athlete to be able to do the sport.
- It will be the icing on the cake if the Indian shooters can deliver an Olympic medal.
- Two years after winning Olympic gold he was plummeting down the rankings like a stone.
- It was impossible to be knocked out of the Olympic ice hockey competition at this stage.
- A few years ago I was sailing in an international event which was an Olympic qualifier.
- If you win an Olympic Gold medal you become a hugely marketable item, and will earn vast sums of money.

Origin

Late 16th century: via Latin from Greek Olumpikos ‘of Olympus or Olympia’.

单词	Olympic
释义	Definition of Olympic in English: Olympic adjective əˈlɪmpɪk attributive Relating to ancient Olympia or the Olympic Games. an Olympic champion Example sentencesExamples Did the Olympic sprinter lose in the final because of the intense atmosphere or because he or she had an off day? It has also raised the prospects of a wide open Olympic basketball tournament in Athens. Taekwondo is a Korean branch of the martial arts and is a full Olympic sport. Nobody in the game can move iron like he can and he trains at a gymnasium used by Olympic class weightlifters. It got to such a pitch that all other Olympic rivals paled into insignificance. Two years after winning Olympic gold he was plummeting down the rankings like a stone. A few years ago I was sailing in an international event which was an Olympic qualifier. If you win an Olympic Gold medal you become a hugely marketable item, and will earn vast sums of money. It will be one of their last chances to see who is in shape and in contention for the Olympic title in Athens. At the same time they were initiated into the extraordinary world of the Olympic family. She did student stuff, put on weight, and was asked if she had really ever been an Olympic diver. The World Cup series was drawing to a close, and the Olympic trials were looming. It will be the icing on the cake if the Indian shooters can deliver an Olympic medal. It was impossible to be knocked out of the Olympic ice hockey competition at this stage. Once society accepts it, the Olympic committee is going to have to deal with it. The Greek reaction to four years of innuendo and controversy was to ask him to light the Olympic flame. They don't have to be an Olympic rower or an Olympic athlete to be able to do the sport. If only I had done that a year and a half ago, I may still have had my Olympic bronze. These tribulations did nothing to lessen the pressure on the four to come home with Olympic gold. We might not produce many Olympic gold athletes but we're world champion shoppers. Origin Late 16th century: via Latin from Greek Olumpikos 'of Olympus or Olympia'. Definition of Olympic in US English: Olympic adjective attributive Relating to the ancient city of Olympia or the Olympic Games. an Olympic champion Example sentencesExamples Taekwondo is a Korean branch of the martial arts and is a full Olympic sport. It will be one of their last chances to see who is in shape and in contention for the Olympic title in Athens. The Greek reaction to four years of innuendo and controversy was to ask him to light the Olympic flame. At the same time they were initiated into the extraordinary world of the Olympic family. If only I had done that a year and a half ago, I may still have had my Olympic bronze. Nobody in the game can move iron like he can and he trains at a gymnasium used by Olympic class weightlifters. It has also raised the prospects of a wide open Olympic basketball tournament in Athens. These tribulations did nothing to lessen the pressure on the four to come home with Olympic gold. Did the Olympic sprinter lose in the final because of the intense atmosphere or because he or she had an off day? We might not produce many Olympic gold athletes but we're world champion shoppers. Once society accepts it, the Olympic committee is going to have to deal with it. It got to such a pitch that all other Olympic rivals paled into insignificance. The World Cup series was drawing to a close, and the Olympic trials were looming. She did student stuff, put on weight, and was asked if she had really ever been an Olympic diver. They don't have to be an Olympic rower or an Olympic athlete to be able to do the sport. It will be the icing on the cake if the Indian shooters can deliver an Olympic medal. Two years after winning Olympic gold he was plummeting down the rankings like a stone. It was impossible to be knocked out of the Olympic ice hockey competition at this stage. A few years ago I was sailing in an international event which was an Olympic qualifier. If you win an Olympic Gold medal you become a hugely marketable item, and will earn vast sums of money. Origin Late 16th century: via Latin from Greek Olumpikos ‘of Olympus or Olympia’.
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