biathlete
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of biathlete
Example Sentences
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Outraged by what she called “a culture of harassment and misogyny,” Irwin, a biathlete with the Army National Guard, notified her military superiors, who immediately demanded action.
From Seattle Times
A biathlete steadies her breath and nails a bull’s-eye.
From Seattle Times
The International Biathlon Union reported in early March that a 19-year-old biathlete, Yevhen Malyshev, was killed defending his country.
From Washington Post
A Ukrainian biathlete pulled out of the Paralympics after her father was reportedly captured by Russian military forces who invaded the country.
From Fox News
Biathlete Taras Rad won silver to give Ukraine their first medal at the Beijing Winter Paralympics.
From BBC
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