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Olympics in Italian

Olympics in Italian is Olimpiadi — Olympics means the Olympic Games, the major international multi-sport competition held every four years.

Olympics in Italian

Olimpiadi
proper noun
The Olympic Games.

What does "Olympics" mean?

  1. name The Olympic Games, the major international multi-sport competition held every four years.
    "The Winter Olympics feature sports like skiing and figure skating."
  2. noun Informally, any intense competition or rivalry, used loosely and often humorously.
    "The office had its own olympics of who could avoid meetings the longest."
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Olympics in a sentence

  • The Winter Olympics feature sports like skiing and figure skating.
  • Millions watched the opening ceremony of the Olympics.
  • The office had its own olympics of who could avoid meetings the longest.

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What is "Olympics" in Italian?

"Olympics" in Italian is Olimpiadi. Olympics means: The Olympic Games, the major international multi-sport competition held every four years.

How do you use "Olympics" in a sentence?

Example: "The Winter Olympics feature sports like skiing and figure skating." In Italian, "Olympics" is Olimpiadi.

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