olympic
gb/oʊlˈɪmpɪk/ us/oʊlˈɪmpɪk/
B1
Angol
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adjective
B1
property
1
relating to the Olympics
connected with the Olympic Games
Használati minta:
Olympic + [noun]
Gyakori hiba:
In this meaning it is usually capitalized (Olympic). For the event, English more often says “the Olympics” or “the Olympic Games,” not “the Olympic.”
Szinonimák
Olympian (Often refers to athletes or things connected with the Olympics; it can also have other meanings.)
Antonimák
non-Olympic (Not included in or connected with the Olympic Games.)
Szókapcsolatok
Olympic Games
|Olympic athlete
|Olympic team
|Olympic event
|Olympic sport
|Olympic medal
|Olympic champion
|Olympic qualifying
|Olympic committee
|Olympic record
Témák
sports
|competition
|international
Példák
- She trained for four years to make the Olympic team.
- The city upgraded its transport system ahead of the Olympic Games.
- He broke the Olympic record in the 100 meters.
Példák tanulóknak
- He is an Olympic athlete.
- We watched the Olympic events on TV.
adjective
B2
property
2
extremely impressive or large
very big, difficult, or impressive
Használati minta:
Olympic + [noun]
Gyakori hiba:
This figurative use is less common than the literal Olympics meaning and often sounds journalistic or humorous.
Szinonimák
epic (More general and informal; not tied to sport.)
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monumental (Focuses on size/importance rather than athletic comparison.)
Antonimák
modest (Not large or impressive in scale.)
Szókapcsolatok
Olympic effort
|Olympic proportions
|Olympic feat
|Olympic struggle
|Olympic task
|Olympic level
Témák
evaluation
|sports
Példák
- Cleaning the apartment after the party felt like an Olympic task.
- The company made an Olympic effort to meet the deadline.
- The report describes an Olympic struggle to rebuild after the storm.
Példák tanulóknak
- It took an Olympic effort to finish on time.
adjective
formal
C1
property
3
relating to ancient Olympia/Olympus
connected with ancient Greece and Olympia
Használati minta:
Olympic + [noun]
Gyakori hiba:
Don’t confuse with “Olympian,” which is more common for gods or for a person from Mount Olympus in literature.
Szinonimák
Olympian (Often preferred when talking about the Greek gods or a lofty manner.)
Antonimák
modern (Not ancient or classical in period.)
Szókapcsolatok
Olympic festival
|Olympic sanctuary
|Olympic truce
|Olympic victors
|Olympic cult
Témák
history
|ancient_greece
|culture
Példák
- Archaeologists study the Olympic sanctuary at Olympia.
- The Olympic truce was intended to allow safe travel during the ancient games.
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olympic
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GB/oʊlˈɪmpɪk/
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Szótagolás és hangsúly
olympic (1 szótag)
Szóalakok
Adjective
- Base: olympic
- Comparative: olympicer
- Superlative: olympicest
Szócsalád
Forms
olympicer
adjective
olympicest
adjective
Core family
olympian
noun
Advanced or less common
olympiad
noun C1
Kifejezések
olympic games
1/oʊlˈɪmpɪk ɡˈeɪmz/
fixed phrase
the world’s biggest sports event
the big world sports competition called the Olympics
Példák
- The Olympic Games will be held in Los Angeles in 2028.
- She qualified for the Olympic Games after winning the national trials.
olympic gold
1/oʊlˈɪmpɪk ɡˈoʊld/
fixed phrase
first place at the Olympics
a gold medal at the Olympics
Példák
- She won Olympic gold in the 200-meter final.
- The team is going for Olympic gold after years of rebuilding.
olympic medal
1/oʊlˈɪmpɪk mˈɛdəl/
fixed phrase
prize for top Olympic finishers
a gold, silver, or bronze prize at the Olympics
Példák
- He won an Olympic medal at his first Games.
- The country celebrated its first-ever Olympic medal in swimming.
olympic rings
1/oʊlˈɪmpɪk ɹˈɪŋz/
fixed phrase
symbol of the Olympic Games
the five linked circles that are the Olympics symbol
Példák
- The Olympic rings were projected onto the stadium roof.
- The athlete posed for photos in front of the Olympic rings.
olympic sport
1/oʊlˈɪmpɪk spˈɔɹt/
fixed phrase
sport included in the Olympics
a sport that people compete in at the Olympics
Példák
- Skateboarding became an Olympic sport in 2020.
- Not every popular game is an Olympic sport.
olympic torch
1/oʊlˈɪmpɪk tˈɔɹt͡ʃ/
fixed phrase
torch carried in Olympic relay
the special torch used for the Olympic flame
Példák
- Thousands of people lined the streets to see the Olympic torch.
- She was chosen to carry the Olympic torch through her hometown.
olympic village
1/oʊlˈɪmpɪk vˈɪlɪd͡ʒ/
fixed phrase
housing for Olympic athletes
the place where Olympic athletes live during the Games
Példák
- Athletes from around the world lived together in the Olympic Village.
- Security is tight around the Olympic Village during the Games.
olympic-size pool
1/oʊlˈɪmpɪk sˈaɪz pˈul/
fixed phrase
standard competition swimming pool
a very large pool used for competitions
Példák
- The new sports center has an Olympic-size pool.
- She trained in an Olympic-size pool to prepare for international meets.