Definition Synonyms
Definition of discus - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
sportsround object thrown in sports
- He threw the discus over 60 meters.
2.
aquatic lifecolorful aquarium fish
- The discus swam gracefully in the tank.
3.
athletic eventsport where athletes throw a heavy circular object for distance
- She won a gold medal in discus.
Images of discus

round object thrown in sports 
colorful aquarium fish
Expressions with discus
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track and field event where a discus is thrown for distance
She won the gold medal in the discus throw at the Olympics..
athlete participating in discus throw events
The discus thrower trained daily for the championship.
Origin of discus
Latin, discus (disk)
Terms with discus included in their meaning
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athletics
area for throwing discus or hammer
sport event
track and field event where a discus is thrown for distance
athletics
athlete participating in discus throw events
Examples of discus in a sentence
She trained daily to perfect her discus throw. The aquarium featured a variety of discus. Discus are popular among fish enthusiasts. He excelled in discus during the school tournament. The athlete trained daily for discus.
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- French:disque, discus, ...
- German:Diskus, Diskusfisch, ...
- Italian:disco, discus, ...
- Spanish:disco, pez disco, ...
- Portuguese:disco, peixe-disco, ...
- Chinese:铁饼, 七彩神仙鱼, ...
- Japanese:円盤, ディスカス, ...
- Arabic:قُرْص, سَمَكَة الدِيسْكِس, ...
- Hebrew:דִּיסְקוּס, דִּיסְקוּס, ...
- Russian:диск, дискус, ...
- Ukrainian:диск, дискус, ...
- Hindi:चक्र, रंगीन मछली, ...

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