Câu hỏi về câu ví dụ, định nghĩa và cách sử dụng của "Olympics"

A: I am a native and not sure. The sentence doesn’t fully make sense. “At the olympics, there must be doctors.” Makes more sense. This would mean there has to be (needs to be, must be) doctors in order to check on the athletes.

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A: It's used in phrases expressing determination to do something.
For example, "It's Oregon or bust" meaning "We will get to Oregon or die trying."
So he will get to the Olympics or die trying.

A:
Just like Fourth, Second is an ordinal form of two. So neither two or second can be used in that sentence.

A: They mean the same. The only difference is a bunch of boring grammar.

A: Do you think = yes or no
How do you think = how it will help, give a reason how and why.

A: "The Olympic Games" is just a more formal / less used way of saying "the olympics"

A: If you are using Olympics in a title, you can just use (the abbreviated title) Olympics.
Olympics: Day 3 Events
But if you are talking/writing about the Olympics in a sentence, you need the article "the."
I'm watching the Olympics today.
We are going to the Olympic games.

A: 시합= match/ competition
I like watching the curling match/ competition during the Olympics.

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A: excitement

A: I enjoy watching the Olympics on TV!

A: I am against holding the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo. Many foreign people will visit Tokyo because the Olympics is one of the worlds biggest events. Therefore, there is the problem of security. It would be good for Tokyo to hold the 2020 Olympics, but we won’t be able to enjoy it without a severe security check.

A: The 2020 Olympics will be taking place in Tokyo.
So I want to talk to many people coming from abroad in english.

A: I think that the 2020 Olympics shouldn't take place in Tokyo. To begin with, Japan as the hosting country has to do many preparations regarding things such as the game fields, etc. and it would need a lot of funds for that. Even if Japan has enough money for those preparations, I think that it should use it to repair areas which have been destroyed by earthquakes. In addition, many of the foreigners who will come might not abide by the Japanese laws and rules. In conclusion, I'm worried about Japan's safety.

A: Very good, but "I like the Olympic games because I can see the world's most famous and strongest athletes on TV every day" would sound a little bit more natural.

A: Bouldering, one of the popular olympic competitions, was named after boulders, which literally mean huge rocks. The name Boulder is also known for an American city.