Definition of omnium in English:

omnium

noun ˈɒmnɪəmˈämnēəm

Cycling

A track cycling competition consisting of a number of contests of different types, both races and time trials.
Example sentencesExamples
- Before the omnium, Trott promised her sister she would buy her a car if she won a second gold.
- British success also continued in the velodrome when Ed Clancy won bronze in the men's omnium.
- Australia's Glenn O'Shea took the lead in the men's Omnium after the individual pursuit on Sunday but a handful of riders are within striking distance with two events to come.
- The Omnium, a six-discipline event, concludes on Sunday with the 15km scratch race and the 1km time trial.
- Interesting and obscure sports like the omnium and the steeplechase might finally get their due, not to mention insanely popular but strangely neglected ones like soccer.

Origin

1940s: Latin, literally 'of all'.

Definition of omnium in US English:

omnium

nounˈämnēəm

Cycling

A track cycling competition consisting of a number of contests of different types, both races and time trials.
Example sentencesExamples
- The Omnium, a six-discipline event, concludes on Sunday with the 15km scratch race and the 1km time trial.
- British success also continued in the velodrome when Ed Clancy won bronze in the men's omnium.
- Before the omnium, Trott promised her sister she would buy her a car if she won a second gold.
- Australia's Glenn O'Shea took the lead in the men's Omnium after the individual pursuit on Sunday but a handful of riders are within striking distance with two events to come.
- Interesting and obscure sports like the omnium and the steeplechase might finally get their due, not to mention insanely popular but strangely neglected ones like soccer.

Origin

1940s: Latin, literally ‘of all’.

词汇	omnium
释义	Definition of omnium in English: omnium noun ˈɒmnɪəmˈämnēəm Cycling A track cycling competition consisting of a number of contests of different types, both races and time trials. Example sentencesExamples Before the omnium, Trott promised her sister she would buy her a car if she won a second gold. British success also continued in the velodrome when Ed Clancy won bronze in the men's omnium. Australia's Glenn O'Shea took the lead in the men's Omnium after the individual pursuit on Sunday but a handful of riders are within striking distance with two events to come. The Omnium, a six-discipline event, concludes on Sunday with the 15km scratch race and the 1km time trial. Interesting and obscure sports like the omnium and the steeplechase might finally get their due, not to mention insanely popular but strangely neglected ones like soccer. Origin 1940s: Latin, literally 'of all'. Definition of omnium in US English: omnium nounˈämnēəm Cycling A track cycling competition consisting of a number of contests of different types, both races and time trials. Example sentencesExamples The Omnium, a six-discipline event, concludes on Sunday with the 15km scratch race and the 1km time trial. British success also continued in the velodrome when Ed Clancy won bronze in the men's omnium. Before the omnium, Trott promised her sister she would buy her a car if she won a second gold. Australia's Glenn O'Shea took the lead in the men's Omnium after the individual pursuit on Sunday but a handful of riders are within striking distance with two events to come. Interesting and obscure sports like the omnium and the steeplechase might finally get their due, not to mention insanely popular but strangely neglected ones like soccer. Origin 1940s: Latin, literally ‘of all’.
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