Olympics in Japanese
Olympics in Japanese is オリンピック, 五輪 — Olympics means the Olympic Games, the major international multi-sport competition held every four years.
Olympics in Japanese
オリンピック
Pronounced: orinpikku
The Olympic Games.
五輪
Pronounced: gorin
The Olympic Games.
What does "Olympics" mean?
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name The Olympic Games, the major international multi-sport competition held every four years.
"The Winter Olympics feature sports like skiing and figure skating."
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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 Japanese?
"Olympics" in Japanese is オリンピック, 五輪. Olympics means: The Olympic Games, the major international multi-sport competition held every four years.
How do you pronounce オリンピック?
"Olympics" in Japanese is オリンピック, pronounced "orinpikku".
How do you use "Olympics" in a sentence?
Example: "The Winter Olympics feature sports like skiing and figure skating." In Japanese, "Olympics" is オリンピック, 五輪.
Are there other ways to say "Olympics" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "Olympics": オリンピック, 五輪.
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