Definition of Olympiad in English:

Olympiad

noun əˈlɪmpɪad

1An occasion when the ancient or modern Olympic Games were or are held.
Example sentencesExamples
- I've always enjoyed playing in the Olympiads, and I hope my country does well this time.
- He won 4 golds in the 4 Olympiads between 1912 and '28, and making the Olympic team in 1928 when he was 38 years old.
- But at least Beijing is unlikely to be dogged by the same problems that beset Athens, when there were genuine concerns the Greek capital would not be ready to host the 28th Olympiad.
- It is estimated that more than three and one-half billion people would benefit from a multitude of media delivery surpassing all other Olympiads and set the face of the next Olympics in Athens, Greece, where it all began.
- St. Louis was host to the third modern Olympiad in 1904, and Francis Field, on the campus of Washington University, was the primary site.
- If I do play the Olympiad next time, it will be nice to see the whole team.
- Team USA's strategy of drafting NBA players for the past three Olympiads has resulted in three gold medals and absolutely no intrigue, competition, or excitement.
- Since the Olympiad is played over 14 rounds and you need to be physically strong, I made the girls do a lot of physical training too.
- At dusk, a countdown video filled the screen at the recently upgraded Olympic Stadium - 28 seconds, one for each of the Games scheduled since the first modern Olympiad in 1896 here.
- After a few scares, Athens won its race to be ready for the 28th Olympiad.
- That inaugural modern Olympiad did not allow female competitors.
- Recently in Bled, the Chinese girl had emerged as the best player in the Olympiad by contributing 11 points to her country's title-triumph.
- The Olympics are almost certainly the sports world's grandest stage, and in 2004 the event returns to the birthplace of the ancient Olympiad and the first host of the modern Olympics - Athens, Greece.
- The responsibility to be Africa's best solely lay on the 12 players going to the Olympiads in Italy, which is the world's chess showpiece of a tournament.
- Not only did India was found wanting in adapting to the new techniques, which Pakistan imbibed with out much loss of time and courted success in the 1984 Olympiad in Los Angeles and in the 1994 World Cup at Sydney.
- The organisation, as you would expect from a country that hosted the greatest modern Olympiad, was peerless.
- This helped him prepare better against lesser-known rivals and dramatically increased his percentage of victories, particularly in the Olympiads.
- She returned to the National women's ‘A’ tourney only because she wanted to play in the Olympiad next year.
- We shall also pick players to complete the squad for the Olympiads,’ he said.
- But as the 27th modern Olympiad began, most folks were willing to suspend their cynicism and believe in the beauty, purity and goodness of world-class athletic competition.
1. 1.1 A period of four years between Olympic Games, used by the ancient Greeks in dating events.
  Example sentencesExamples
  All told, the Hawaiian's incredible international swimming career was going to span two decades and four Olympiads.
  The Olympiads are numbered consecutively from the first Olympic Games (or Ist Games of the Olympiad), held in Athens, Greece, in 1896.
  It was the fifth Olympiad since the modern Olympic Games had resumed in 1896, and represented a turning point for amateur sports.
  It seems most probable that he died at Corinth, of mere decay, in the ninetieth year of his age and in the 114th Olympiad.
  It was held every four years, a time frame which the Greeks called an Olympiad hence the name.
  During the last three Olympiads, those numbers have risen to 21 and 23.
  Vertically, the arrangement is by Olympiads, each Olympiad containing four numbered years; these years were not rigidly fixed but were adapted to the flow of events.
  The games were held every four years at Olympia, which became a convenient way for the Greeks to count the passing years; every four years was called an Olympiad.
2. 1.2 A major international contest in a particular game, sport, or scientific subject.
  the 42nd International Mathematics Olympiad
  Example sentencesExamples
  The International Chemistry Olympiad originated with Czechoslovakia, Poland and Hungary in 1968.
  The authors, both past members of the Spanish Olympiad team and experienced international players, do a nice job of explaining the hows and whys so that the average player can understand and learn from their book.
  They will appear for a Green Olympiad examination to be held next month and those selected from this will participate in the Terra Quiz contest, both national-level competitions organised by the three bodies.
  The inherent intellectual talents of our youngsters have been proved in the IT field and in intellectual competitions like international mathematics and astronomical Olympiads or even in intellectual games like chess.
  There are already a Chess Olympiad and an International Mathematical Olympiad, as well as Olympiads for other subjects.
  November 20 at the Olympiad for local bands, and the Local Talent Showcase at the Cause on Saturday, November 17 at 7.30 pm for young classical performers.
  And I think it's a fact that the math Olympiad isn't a sport either.
  At intervals throughout the book we are reminded that we are talking about a specific Mathematical Olympiad and drawn into the goings-on that accompany this Olympiad's mathematical events.

Origin

Via French or Latin from Greek Olumpias Olumpiad-, from Olumpios (see also Olympian and Olympic).

Definition of Olympiad in US English:

Olympiad

noun

1A celebration of the ancient or modern Olympic Games.
Example sentencesExamples
- But as the 27th modern Olympiad began, most folks were willing to suspend their cynicism and believe in the beauty, purity and goodness of world-class athletic competition.
- I've always enjoyed playing in the Olympiads, and I hope my country does well this time.
- The Olympics are almost certainly the sports world's grandest stage, and in 2004 the event returns to the birthplace of the ancient Olympiad and the first host of the modern Olympics - Athens, Greece.
- At dusk, a countdown video filled the screen at the recently upgraded Olympic Stadium - 28 seconds, one for each of the Games scheduled since the first modern Olympiad in 1896 here.
- But at least Beijing is unlikely to be dogged by the same problems that beset Athens, when there were genuine concerns the Greek capital would not be ready to host the 28th Olympiad.
- This helped him prepare better against lesser-known rivals and dramatically increased his percentage of victories, particularly in the Olympiads.
- The organisation, as you would expect from a country that hosted the greatest modern Olympiad, was peerless.
- Team USA's strategy of drafting NBA players for the past three Olympiads has resulted in three gold medals and absolutely no intrigue, competition, or excitement.
- Recently in Bled, the Chinese girl had emerged as the best player in the Olympiad by contributing 11 points to her country's title-triumph.
- Since the Olympiad is played over 14 rounds and you need to be physically strong, I made the girls do a lot of physical training too.
- St. Louis was host to the third modern Olympiad in 1904, and Francis Field, on the campus of Washington University, was the primary site.
- He won 4 golds in the 4 Olympiads between 1912 and '28, and making the Olympic team in 1928 when he was 38 years old.
- After a few scares, Athens won its race to be ready for the 28th Olympiad.
- That inaugural modern Olympiad did not allow female competitors.
- We shall also pick players to complete the squad for the Olympiads,’ he said.
- If I do play the Olympiad next time, it will be nice to see the whole team.
- It is estimated that more than three and one-half billion people would benefit from a multitude of media delivery surpassing all other Olympiads and set the face of the next Olympics in Athens, Greece, where it all began.
- The responsibility to be Africa's best solely lay on the 12 players going to the Olympiads in Italy, which is the world's chess showpiece of a tournament.
- Not only did India was found wanting in adapting to the new techniques, which Pakistan imbibed with out much loss of time and courted success in the 1984 Olympiad in Los Angeles and in the 1994 World Cup at Sydney.
- She returned to the National women's ‘A’ tourney only because she wanted to play in the Olympiad next year.
1. 1.1 A period of four years between Olympic Games, used by the ancient Greeks in dating events.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The games were held every four years at Olympia, which became a convenient way for the Greeks to count the passing years; every four years was called an Olympiad.
  It was the fifth Olympiad since the modern Olympic Games had resumed in 1896, and represented a turning point for amateur sports.
  Vertically, the arrangement is by Olympiads, each Olympiad containing four numbered years; these years were not rigidly fixed but were adapted to the flow of events.
  All told, the Hawaiian's incredible international swimming career was going to span two decades and four Olympiads.
  It was held every four years, a time frame which the Greeks called an Olympiad hence the name.
  During the last three Olympiads, those numbers have risen to 21 and 23.
  It seems most probable that he died at Corinth, of mere decay, in the ninetieth year of his age and in the 114th Olympiad.
  The Olympiads are numbered consecutively from the first Olympic Games (or Ist Games of the Olympiad), held in Athens, Greece, in 1896.
2. 1.2 A major national or international contest in some activity, notably chess or bridge.
  the 42nd International Mathematics Olympiad
  Example sentencesExamples
  November 20 at the Olympiad for local bands, and the Local Talent Showcase at the Cause on Saturday, November 17 at 7.30 pm for young classical performers.
  There are already a Chess Olympiad and an International Mathematical Olympiad, as well as Olympiads for other subjects.
  The authors, both past members of the Spanish Olympiad team and experienced international players, do a nice job of explaining the hows and whys so that the average player can understand and learn from their book.
  And I think it's a fact that the math Olympiad isn't a sport either.
  They will appear for a Green Olympiad examination to be held next month and those selected from this will participate in the Terra Quiz contest, both national-level competitions organised by the three bodies.
  The inherent intellectual talents of our youngsters have been proved in the IT field and in intellectual competitions like international mathematics and astronomical Olympiads or even in intellectual games like chess.
  At intervals throughout the book we are reminded that we are talking about a specific Mathematical Olympiad and drawn into the goings-on that accompany this Olympiad's mathematical events.
  The International Chemistry Olympiad originated with Czechoslovakia, Poland and Hungary in 1968.

Origin

Via French or Latin from Greek Olumpias Olumpiad-, from Olumpios (see also Olympian and Olympic).

单词	Olympiad
释义	Definition of Olympiad in English: Olympiad noun əˈlɪmpɪad 1An occasion when the ancient or modern Olympic Games were or are held. Example sentencesExamples I've always enjoyed playing in the Olympiads, and I hope my country does well this time. He won 4 golds in the 4 Olympiads between 1912 and '28, and making the Olympic team in 1928 when he was 38 years old. But at least Beijing is unlikely to be dogged by the same problems that beset Athens, when there were genuine concerns the Greek capital would not be ready to host the 28th Olympiad. It is estimated that more than three and one-half billion people would benefit from a multitude of media delivery surpassing all other Olympiads and set the face of the next Olympics in Athens, Greece, where it all began. St. Louis was host to the third modern Olympiad in 1904, and Francis Field, on the campus of Washington University, was the primary site. If I do play the Olympiad next time, it will be nice to see the whole team. Team USA's strategy of drafting NBA players for the past three Olympiads has resulted in three gold medals and absolutely no intrigue, competition, or excitement. Since the Olympiad is played over 14 rounds and you need to be physically strong, I made the girls do a lot of physical training too. At dusk, a countdown video filled the screen at the recently upgraded Olympic Stadium - 28 seconds, one for each of the Games scheduled since the first modern Olympiad in 1896 here. After a few scares, Athens won its race to be ready for the 28th Olympiad. That inaugural modern Olympiad did not allow female competitors. Recently in Bled, the Chinese girl had emerged as the best player in the Olympiad by contributing 11 points to her country's title-triumph. The Olympics are almost certainly the sports world's grandest stage, and in 2004 the event returns to the birthplace of the ancient Olympiad and the first host of the modern Olympics - Athens, Greece. The responsibility to be Africa's best solely lay on the 12 players going to the Olympiads in Italy, which is the world's chess showpiece of a tournament. Not only did India was found wanting in adapting to the new techniques, which Pakistan imbibed with out much loss of time and courted success in the 1984 Olympiad in Los Angeles and in the 1994 World Cup at Sydney. The organisation, as you would expect from a country that hosted the greatest modern Olympiad, was peerless. This helped him prepare better against lesser-known rivals and dramatically increased his percentage of victories, particularly in the Olympiads. She returned to the National women's ‘A’ tourney only because she wanted to play in the Olympiad next year. We shall also pick players to complete the squad for the Olympiads,’ he said. But as the 27th modern Olympiad began, most folks were willing to suspend their cynicism and believe in the beauty, purity and goodness of world-class athletic competition. 1.1 A period of four years between Olympic Games, used by the ancient Greeks in dating events. Example sentencesExamples All told, the Hawaiian's incredible international swimming career was going to span two decades and four Olympiads. The Olympiads are numbered consecutively from the first Olympic Games (or Ist Games of the Olympiad), held in Athens, Greece, in 1896. It was the fifth Olympiad since the modern Olympic Games had resumed in 1896, and represented a turning point for amateur sports. It seems most probable that he died at Corinth, of mere decay, in the ninetieth year of his age and in the 114th Olympiad. It was held every four years, a time frame which the Greeks called an Olympiad hence the name. During the last three Olympiads, those numbers have risen to 21 and 23. Vertically, the arrangement is by Olympiads, each Olympiad containing four numbered years; these years were not rigidly fixed but were adapted to the flow of events. The games were held every four years at Olympia, which became a convenient way for the Greeks to count the passing years; every four years was called an Olympiad. 1.2 A major international contest in a particular game, sport, or scientific subject. the 42nd International Mathematics Olympiad Example sentencesExamples The International Chemistry Olympiad originated with Czechoslovakia, Poland and Hungary in 1968. The authors, both past members of the Spanish Olympiad team and experienced international players, do a nice job of explaining the hows and whys so that the average player can understand and learn from their book. They will appear for a Green Olympiad examination to be held next month and those selected from this will participate in the Terra Quiz contest, both national-level competitions organised by the three bodies. The inherent intellectual talents of our youngsters have been proved in the IT field and in intellectual competitions like international mathematics and astronomical Olympiads or even in intellectual games like chess. There are already a Chess Olympiad and an International Mathematical Olympiad, as well as Olympiads for other subjects. November 20 at the Olympiad for local bands, and the Local Talent Showcase at the Cause on Saturday, November 17 at 7.30 pm for young classical performers. And I think it's a fact that the math Olympiad isn't a sport either. At intervals throughout the book we are reminded that we are talking about a specific Mathematical Olympiad and drawn into the goings-on that accompany this Olympiad's mathematical events. Origin Via French or Latin from Greek Olumpias Olumpiad-, from Olumpios (see also Olympian and Olympic). Definition of Olympiad in US English: Olympiad noun 1A celebration of the ancient or modern Olympic Games. Example sentencesExamples But as the 27th modern Olympiad began, most folks were willing to suspend their cynicism and believe in the beauty, purity and goodness of world-class athletic competition. I've always enjoyed playing in the Olympiads, and I hope my country does well this time. The Olympics are almost certainly the sports world's grandest stage, and in 2004 the event returns to the birthplace of the ancient Olympiad and the first host of the modern Olympics - Athens, Greece. At dusk, a countdown video filled the screen at the recently upgraded Olympic Stadium - 28 seconds, one for each of the Games scheduled since the first modern Olympiad in 1896 here. But at least Beijing is unlikely to be dogged by the same problems that beset Athens, when there were genuine concerns the Greek capital would not be ready to host the 28th Olympiad. This helped him prepare better against lesser-known rivals and dramatically increased his percentage of victories, particularly in the Olympiads. The organisation, as you would expect from a country that hosted the greatest modern Olympiad, was peerless. Team USA's strategy of drafting NBA players for the past three Olympiads has resulted in three gold medals and absolutely no intrigue, competition, or excitement. Recently in Bled, the Chinese girl had emerged as the best player in the Olympiad by contributing 11 points to her country's title-triumph. Since the Olympiad is played over 14 rounds and you need to be physically strong, I made the girls do a lot of physical training too. St. Louis was host to the third modern Olympiad in 1904, and Francis Field, on the campus of Washington University, was the primary site. He won 4 golds in the 4 Olympiads between 1912 and '28, and making the Olympic team in 1928 when he was 38 years old. After a few scares, Athens won its race to be ready for the 28th Olympiad. That inaugural modern Olympiad did not allow female competitors. We shall also pick players to complete the squad for the Olympiads,’ he said. If I do play the Olympiad next time, it will be nice to see the whole team. It is estimated that more than three and one-half billion people would benefit from a multitude of media delivery surpassing all other Olympiads and set the face of the next Olympics in Athens, Greece, where it all began. The responsibility to be Africa's best solely lay on the 12 players going to the Olympiads in Italy, which is the world's chess showpiece of a tournament. Not only did India was found wanting in adapting to the new techniques, which Pakistan imbibed with out much loss of time and courted success in the 1984 Olympiad in Los Angeles and in the 1994 World Cup at Sydney. She returned to the National women's ‘A’ tourney only because she wanted to play in the Olympiad next year. 1.1 A period of four years between Olympic Games, used by the ancient Greeks in dating events. Example sentencesExamples The games were held every four years at Olympia, which became a convenient way for the Greeks to count the passing years; every four years was called an Olympiad. It was the fifth Olympiad since the modern Olympic Games had resumed in 1896, and represented a turning point for amateur sports. Vertically, the arrangement is by Olympiads, each Olympiad containing four numbered years; these years were not rigidly fixed but were adapted to the flow of events. All told, the Hawaiian's incredible international swimming career was going to span two decades and four Olympiads. It was held every four years, a time frame which the Greeks called an Olympiad hence the name. During the last three Olympiads, those numbers have risen to 21 and 23. It seems most probable that he died at Corinth, of mere decay, in the ninetieth year of his age and in the 114th Olympiad. The Olympiads are numbered consecutively from the first Olympic Games (or Ist Games of the Olympiad), held in Athens, Greece, in 1896. 1.2 A major national or international contest in some activity, notably chess or bridge. the 42nd International Mathematics Olympiad Example sentencesExamples November 20 at the Olympiad for local bands, and the Local Talent Showcase at the Cause on Saturday, November 17 at 7.30 pm for young classical performers. There are already a Chess Olympiad and an International Mathematical Olympiad, as well as Olympiads for other subjects. The authors, both past members of the Spanish Olympiad team and experienced international players, do a nice job of explaining the hows and whys so that the average player can understand and learn from their book. And I think it's a fact that the math Olympiad isn't a sport either. They will appear for a Green Olympiad examination to be held next month and those selected from this will participate in the Terra Quiz contest, both national-level competitions organised by the three bodies. The inherent intellectual talents of our youngsters have been proved in the IT field and in intellectual competitions like international mathematics and astronomical Olympiads or even in intellectual games like chess. At intervals throughout the book we are reminded that we are talking about a specific Mathematical Olympiad and drawn into the goings-on that accompany this Olympiad's mathematical events. The International Chemistry Olympiad originated with Czechoslovakia, Poland and Hungary in 1968. Origin Via French or Latin from Greek Olumpias Olumpiad-, from Olumpios (see also Olympian and Olympic).
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