Olympic rings
Five linked circles
The Olympic rings are five interlocking circles—blue, yellow, black, green, and red on a white background—serving as the symbol of the Olympic Games.
The rings represent the five inhabited continents united through sport.
The design appears on flags, merchandise, and athletes' bodies: She has the Olympic rings tattooed on her shoulder.
- interlockingEngaging by overlap
- ceremonyFormal event marking occasions
- torchHandheld burning light source
- athletesSports competitors
- team spiritShared enthusiasm among members
podium · gold medal · gold · silver · bronze · continents · flag · anthem · opening · closing ceremony · unity · competition · logo · emblem · five · colors · blue · yellow
- iconic designsEiffel Tower, Nike swoosh, Apple logo, Eames chair, Volkswagen Beetle
- Olympic postersvintage posters
- OlympicsIOC, Paralympics, Paralympic, Paralympic Games, Winter Games
- Winter Olympicsalpine skiing, biathlon, bobsled, ski jumping, cross-country skiing
- olympic designationgold medal, silver medal, bronze medal, Paralympic, medalist
- symbolssymbols, runes, symbol, asterisks, national symbol
Olympic ringsIron Curtain
Cold War's political divide
Berlin Wall · swastika · segregation · apartheid · division
Olympic ringscouch potato
Habitual sedentary TV watcher
Olympic ringsstraight line
Undeviated continuous path
square · triangle · dot · solid block
Olympic, rings, Olympia, Olympian, Olympics, ring, ringed, ringing, ringer