Definition of triathlon in English:

triathlon

noun trʌɪˈaθləntrʌɪˈaθlɒn

An athletic contest consisting of three different events, typically swimming, cycling, and long-distance running.
三项全能运动（尤指游泳、骑自行车、长跑）
Example sentencesExamples
- The swimming portion of the triathlon will take place off Pattaya Beach in front of the Pattaya Park Hotel.
- Prior to that the former solicitor's clerk had dabbled in water polo and the triathlon.
- Chris Brogan was the only wheelchair athlete to complete the Olympic triathlon distance.
- The swimming portion of the triathlon took place off Pattaya Beach in front of the Pattaya Park Beach Resort.
- Eric Harr has completed more than 100 triathlons, winning 30 events in 23 countries.
- The Quays triathlon also incorporates the National Championships for the first time, ensuring a bumper entry.
- I remember back in my early 20s, thinking it would be just so fantastic to go the Olympic Games, and back then I was just running, and I actually took up triathlons just to cross-train to help my running, to maybe take it to that next level.
- He said he might run marathons or compete in triathlons to feed the competitive part of his soul.
- ‘They knew I was in shape, but they worried I was down to 210 pounds because of the triathlons,’ he said.
- Literally every evening the flatmates and I would gather round the TV and watch hour after hour of gymnastics, triathlons, high jump, diving, even a spot of dressage - whatever was on, we were transfixed.
- Now my journey from sceptic to fanatic is complete, cycling being one of the three events in the triathlon for which I am training.
- I watch with awe as they compete in a triathlon, pentathlon or even a decathlon
- In 1998, she began to race in triathlons and just two years later she made a second Olympic appearance, this time as a triathlete.
- Those with questions over their performance are thought to include the triathlon, athletics, shooting and swimming.
- Of course, many people who train successfully for marathons or long-distance triathlons never get sick.
- It's not including her numerous medals and trophies for triathlons, pentathlons and track and field events.
- The Australians seem to believe in it, and used such devices during the triathlon event at the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games.
- Participants will complete a normal triathlon but the swimming section will be swapped for rowing.
- He channelled his rising anger into swimming and cycling, and soon began winning junior triathlons.
- Salford hopes to become synonymous with the triathlon, and is bidding to host the 2010 World Championships.

Derivatives

triathlete

noun trʌɪˈaθliːttraɪˈæθ(ə)ˌlit

An athlete who takes part in a triathlon.
triathletes will compete in a continuous race starting with a 500m swim
Example sentencesExamples
- Up to 150 of the world's best triathletes will be chasing valuable World Cup points, while thousands more will take part in a series of support races.
- There are just 300 places left for budding amateur triathletes, with the race open to anyone over 17, no matter their level of fitness.
- One year on from the globally acclaimed 2002 Commonwealth Games, many of the world's leading triathletes plan to mark its first anniversary with another memorable sporting spectacular.

Origin

1970s: from tri- 'three', on the pattern of decathlon.

Rhymes

biathlon, heptathlon, pentathlon, tetrathlon

Definition of triathlon in US English:

triathlon

noun

An athletic contest consisting of three different events, typically swimming, cycling, and long-distance running.
三项全能运动（尤指游泳、骑自行车、长跑）
Example sentencesExamples
- Literally every evening the flatmates and I would gather round the TV and watch hour after hour of gymnastics, triathlons, high jump, diving, even a spot of dressage - whatever was on, we were transfixed.
- Chris Brogan was the only wheelchair athlete to complete the Olympic triathlon distance.
- I watch with awe as they compete in a triathlon, pentathlon or even a decathlon
- The Australians seem to believe in it, and used such devices during the triathlon event at the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games.
- Now my journey from sceptic to fanatic is complete, cycling being one of the three events in the triathlon for which I am training.
- In 1998, she began to race in triathlons and just two years later she made a second Olympic appearance, this time as a triathlete.
- Those with questions over their performance are thought to include the triathlon, athletics, shooting and swimming.
- Participants will complete a normal triathlon but the swimming section will be swapped for rowing.
- The swimming portion of the triathlon will take place off Pattaya Beach in front of the Pattaya Park Hotel.
- I remember back in my early 20s, thinking it would be just so fantastic to go the Olympic Games, and back then I was just running, and I actually took up triathlons just to cross-train to help my running, to maybe take it to that next level.
- He said he might run marathons or compete in triathlons to feed the competitive part of his soul.
- Salford hopes to become synonymous with the triathlon, and is bidding to host the 2010 World Championships.
- It's not including her numerous medals and trophies for triathlons, pentathlons and track and field events.
- The Quays triathlon also incorporates the National Championships for the first time, ensuring a bumper entry.
- The swimming portion of the triathlon took place off Pattaya Beach in front of the Pattaya Park Beach Resort.
- Of course, many people who train successfully for marathons or long-distance triathlons never get sick.
- He channelled his rising anger into swimming and cycling, and soon began winning junior triathlons.
- Eric Harr has completed more than 100 triathlons, winning 30 events in 23 countries.
- Prior to that the former solicitor's clerk had dabbled in water polo and the triathlon.
- ‘They knew I was in shape, but they worried I was down to 210 pounds because of the triathlons,’ he said.

Origin

1970s: from tri- ‘three’, on the pattern of decathlon.

词汇	triathlon
释义	Definition of triathlon in English: triathlon noun trʌɪˈaθləntrʌɪˈaθlɒn An athletic contest consisting of three different events, typically swimming, cycling, and long-distance running. 三项全能运动（尤指游泳、骑自行车、长跑） Example sentencesExamples The swimming portion of the triathlon will take place off Pattaya Beach in front of the Pattaya Park Hotel. Prior to that the former solicitor's clerk had dabbled in water polo and the triathlon. Chris Brogan was the only wheelchair athlete to complete the Olympic triathlon distance. The swimming portion of the triathlon took place off Pattaya Beach in front of the Pattaya Park Beach Resort. Eric Harr has completed more than 100 triathlons, winning 30 events in 23 countries. The Quays triathlon also incorporates the National Championships for the first time, ensuring a bumper entry. I remember back in my early 20s, thinking it would be just so fantastic to go the Olympic Games, and back then I was just running, and I actually took up triathlons just to cross-train to help my running, to maybe take it to that next level. He said he might run marathons or compete in triathlons to feed the competitive part of his soul. ‘They knew I was in shape, but they worried I was down to 210 pounds because of the triathlons,’ he said. Literally every evening the flatmates and I would gather round the TV and watch hour after hour of gymnastics, triathlons, high jump, diving, even a spot of dressage - whatever was on, we were transfixed. Now my journey from sceptic to fanatic is complete, cycling being one of the three events in the triathlon for which I am training. I watch with awe as they compete in a triathlon, pentathlon or even a decathlon In 1998, she began to race in triathlons and just two years later she made a second Olympic appearance, this time as a triathlete. Those with questions over their performance are thought to include the triathlon, athletics, shooting and swimming. Of course, many people who train successfully for marathons or long-distance triathlons never get sick. It's not including her numerous medals and trophies for triathlons, pentathlons and track and field events. The Australians seem to believe in it, and used such devices during the triathlon event at the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games. Participants will complete a normal triathlon but the swimming section will be swapped for rowing. He channelled his rising anger into swimming and cycling, and soon began winning junior triathlons. Salford hopes to become synonymous with the triathlon, and is bidding to host the 2010 World Championships. Derivatives triathlete noun trʌɪˈaθliːttraɪˈæθ(ə)ˌlit An athlete who takes part in a triathlon. triathletes will compete in a continuous race starting with a 500m swim Example sentencesExamples Up to 150 of the world's best triathletes will be chasing valuable World Cup points, while thousands more will take part in a series of support races. There are just 300 places left for budding amateur triathletes, with the race open to anyone over 17, no matter their level of fitness. One year on from the globally acclaimed 2002 Commonwealth Games, many of the world's leading triathletes plan to mark its first anniversary with another memorable sporting spectacular. Origin 1970s: from tri- 'three', on the pattern of decathlon. Rhymes biathlon, heptathlon, pentathlon, tetrathlon Definition of triathlon in US English: triathlon noun An athletic contest consisting of three different events, typically swimming, cycling, and long-distance running. 三项全能运动（尤指游泳、骑自行车、长跑） Example sentencesExamples Literally every evening the flatmates and I would gather round the TV and watch hour after hour of gymnastics, triathlons, high jump, diving, even a spot of dressage - whatever was on, we were transfixed. Chris Brogan was the only wheelchair athlete to complete the Olympic triathlon distance. I watch with awe as they compete in a triathlon, pentathlon or even a decathlon The Australians seem to believe in it, and used such devices during the triathlon event at the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games. Now my journey from sceptic to fanatic is complete, cycling being one of the three events in the triathlon for which I am training. In 1998, she began to race in triathlons and just two years later she made a second Olympic appearance, this time as a triathlete. Those with questions over their performance are thought to include the triathlon, athletics, shooting and swimming. Participants will complete a normal triathlon but the swimming section will be swapped for rowing. The swimming portion of the triathlon will take place off Pattaya Beach in front of the Pattaya Park Hotel. I remember back in my early 20s, thinking it would be just so fantastic to go the Olympic Games, and back then I was just running, and I actually took up triathlons just to cross-train to help my running, to maybe take it to that next level. He said he might run marathons or compete in triathlons to feed the competitive part of his soul. Salford hopes to become synonymous with the triathlon, and is bidding to host the 2010 World Championships. It's not including her numerous medals and trophies for triathlons, pentathlons and track and field events. The Quays triathlon also incorporates the National Championships for the first time, ensuring a bumper entry. The swimming portion of the triathlon took place off Pattaya Beach in front of the Pattaya Park Beach Resort. Of course, many people who train successfully for marathons or long-distance triathlons never get sick. He channelled his rising anger into swimming and cycling, and soon began winning junior triathlons. Eric Harr has completed more than 100 triathlons, winning 30 events in 23 countries. Prior to that the former solicitor's clerk had dabbled in water polo and the triathlon. ‘They knew I was in shape, but they worried I was down to 210 pounds because of the triathlons,’ he said. Origin 1970s: from tri- ‘three’, on the pattern of decathlon.
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