Olympiad in Russian
Olympiad in Russian is олимпиада, олимпиа́да — Olympiad means the four-year period between one Olympic Games and the next, or, loosely, the Games themselves.
Olympiad in Russian
What does "Olympiad" mean?
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noun The four-year period between one Olympic Games and the next, or, loosely, the Games themselves.
"Historians still argue about which olympiad the ancient records refer to."
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noun A large competition modeled on the Olympics, especially an academic contest held every few years, such as the International Mathematical Olympiad.
"She won a gold medal at the International Chemistry Olympiad."
Olympiad in a sentence
- Historians still argue about which olympiad the ancient records refer to.
- The 2024 Games marked another modern olympiad.
- She won a gold medal at the International Chemistry Olympiad.
- Thousands of students compete in the national coding olympiad each year.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "Olympiad" in Russian?
"Olympiad" in Russian is олимпиада, олимпиа́да. Olympiad means: The four-year period between one Olympic Games and the next, or, loosely, the Games themselves.
How do you pronounce олимпиада?
"Olympiad" in Russian is олимпиада, pronounced "olimpiada".
How do you use "Olympiad" in a sentence?
Example: "Historians still argue about which olympiad the ancient records refer to." In Russian, "Olympiad" is олимпиада, олимпиа́да.
Are there other ways to say "Olympiad" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 2 translations listed for "Olympiad": олимпиада, олимпиа́да.