English to yoruba meaning of

Itumọ iwe-itumọ ọrọ naa “oludije” jẹ eniyan ti o kopa ninu idije tabi idije. Ọrọ yii ni igbagbogbo lo lati tọka si ẹnikan ti o dije lodi si awọn miiran ninu ere kan, ere idaraya, iṣafihan talenti, tabi eyikeyi iru iṣẹlẹ nibiti olubori ti pinnu nipasẹ awọn onidajọ tabi nipasẹ awọn ọna igbelewọn miiran. Awọn oludije le jẹ eniyan kọọkan tabi ẹgbẹ, ati pe wọn le dije fun ẹbun tabi nirọrun fun itẹlọrun ti ikopa. Ọrọ naa "idije" wa lati ọrọ Latin "contestari," eyi ti o tumọ si "lati pe si ẹlẹri."

Sentence Examples

  1. And, what do you know, you are the first contestant to use the facility.
  2. Tundra mentioned there was another contestant with the same riddle.
  3. She felt like a politician, or a beauty contestant trying to answer her question about world peace without really saying anything.
  4. The competitors I faced were brutish things that had as much grace as a rotting stump, but after I had kicked and head-butted them with little trouble, I witnessed a new contestant enter the dirt covered platform.
  5. Hydro was the third contestant to arrive in the lobby patrolled by the old servant.
  6. The only thing Eirek could think about was which contestant would receive an easy match.
  7. In a rush, that of a gameshow contestant knowing the correct answer but terrified at the idea of being beaten to it by his opponent, Babis violently pressed the relevant button to open the message.
  8. After Hydro sized himself up in the mirror, he made his way to the lobby and found he was the only contestant there.
  9. Unfortunately, on the second night, a young woman contestant, Jacqui, was taken to the hospital with acute appendicitis and had her appendix removed.
  10. Each contestant was permitted to pick a single weapon from a rack that fit their style best and wear either light or medium style armor.