Olympic in Irish
Olympic in Irish is Oilimpeach — Olympic means relating to the Olympic Games, or of a scale and standard associated with them.
Olympic in Irish
Oilimpeach
What does "Olympic" mean?
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adj Relating to the Olympic Games, or of a scale and standard associated with them.
"A neighbouring training regiment built an Olympic running track in their camp because the already great runner National Serviceman 2nd Lieutenant (later the Honorable Sir) Christopher Chattaway had been posted there."
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Olympic in a sentence
- A neighbouring training regiment built an Olympic running track in their camp because the already great runner National Serviceman 2nd Lieutenant (later the Honorable Sir) Christopher Chattaway had been posted there.
- The hotel has an olympic-sized swimming pool.
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What is "Olympic" in Irish?
"Olympic" in Irish is Oilimpeach. Olympic means: Relating to the Olympic Games, or of a scale and standard associated with them.
How do you use "Olympic" in a sentence?
Example: "The hotel has an olympic-sized swimming pool." In Irish, "Olympic" is Oilimpeach.
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