athlete in Latin
athlete in Latin is āthlēta, athleta — athlete means a person who competes in sports, especially one who trains and performs at a high level.
athlete in Latin
āthlēta
athleta
What does "athlete" mean?
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noun A person who competes in sports, especially one who trains and performs at a high level.
"The young athlete woke at dawn every day to run along the beach."
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athlete in a sentence
- The young athlete woke at dawn every day to run along the beach.
- The stadium was full of athletes preparing for the marathon.
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What is "athlete" in Latin?
"athlete" in Latin is āthlēta, athleta. athlete means: A person who competes in sports, especially one who trains and performs at a high level.
How do you use "athlete" in a sentence?
Example: "The young athlete woke at dawn every day to run along the beach." In Latin, "athlete" is āthlēta, athleta.
Are there other ways to say "athlete" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "athlete": āthlēta, athleta.
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