triathlete
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of triathlete
Example Sentences
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In her column, Rubin remembered Fox as a “bright light of a person” and a passionate triathlete and writer.
From Los Angeles Times
However, the Gateshead-born triathlete was exhausted towards the end of the run and had to walk the final stretch before she collapsed to her knees.
From BBC
For the final few kilometres, Sinfield was joined by thousands of Santas completing the Leeds Santa Dash - including triathlete Jonny Brownlee and boxer Josh Warrington.
From BBC
My character’s a triathlete,” she explained.
From Los Angeles Times
"I was going in as one of the favourites to win Olympic gold and there was a lot of pressure and expectation on that one day," said the Scottish triathlete, 33.
From BBC
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