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Meanings of Olympics in English

Portuguese
olimpíada
Catalan
olimpíada

The modern revival of the ancient games held once every 4 years in a selected country.

olimpíada
Usage of Olympics in English
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Cyprus, for example, provided several training venues ahead of the Athens Olympics.
The Irish Times
2
One Indignados group said it might take future action against the Olympics.
Reuters
3
GO SWEDEN:Want to relive the Winter Olympics without having to travel far?
The Irish Times
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My main focus for this year will be qualifying for the Olympics.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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Security is a major concern for organizers of South America's first Olympics.
Reuters
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You can keep the Olympics; all the real action is right here.
The Irish Times
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Since then, participation in Special Olympics events in Ireland has almost doubled.
The Irish Times
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First up is something sporty, given the Olympics are currently taking place.
The Irish Times
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The city hosting the Olympics is a moment I can remember clearly.
Ebony
10
Putin has ordered law enforcement authorities to ensure security at the Olympics.
Reuters
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Special Olympics athletes encounter some of the greatest challenges in our society.
Independent.ie
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Story of the day today is about figure skating in the Olympics.
Radio NZ
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I think the Special Olympics brought out the very best in people.
The Irish Times
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Doug Laing reports on New Zealand's success at the Olympics of Shearing.
Radio NZ
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In 2004, the group brought a million to the Olympics in Athens.
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The Winter Olympics are a global competition, with athletes representing 92 countries.
The Irish Times
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Olympics through the time
Olympics across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare