discus in Greek
discus in Greek is δίσκος, δισκοβολία — discus means a heavy round disc thrown in athletics competitions.
discus in Greek
δίσκος
Pronounced: diskos
A round plate-like object that is thrown for sport.
δισκοβολία
Pronounced: diskovolia
(uncountable, athletics) The athletics event of discus throw.
What does "discus" mean?
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noun A heavy round disc thrown in athletics competitions.
"She trains every morning for the discus event."
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noun The track-and-field event of throwing this disc for distance.
"He won gold in the discus at the regional championships."
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noun A brightly coloured freshwater aquarium fish (genus Symphysodon) with a flat, round body.
"Discus fish need warm, soft water to thrive in a tank."
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discus in a sentence
- She trains every morning for the discus event.
- The discus sailed just past the sixty-metre mark.
- He won gold in the discus at the regional championships.
- Discus fish need warm, soft water to thrive in a tank.
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What is "discus" in Greek?
"discus" in Greek is δίσκος, δισκοβολία. discus means: A heavy round disc thrown in athletics competitions.
How do you pronounce δίσκος?
"discus" in Greek is δίσκος, pronounced "diskos".
How do you use "discus" in a sentence?
Example: "She trains every morning for the discus event." In Greek, "discus" is δίσκος, δισκοβολία.
Are there other ways to say "discus" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "discus": δίσκος, δισκοβολία.
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