Biathlon (noun)

1. An athletic competition that combines cross-country skiing and rifle shooting.
2. A winter sport in which contestants race on skis and stop to shoot at targets.

Origin:

Biathlon is a combination of the greek words 'bios' meaning life and 'athlos' meaning competition.

Examples:

1. The biathlon is one of the most challenging and demanding sports in the Winter Olympics.
2. The biathlon requires a unique combination of endurance, strength, accuracy, and mental toughness.
3. The biathlon course includes a cross-country ski trail, shooting ranges, and penalty loops.
4. The biathlon is a sport that tests the competitors' physical and mental skills, as well as their shooting accuracy.
5. Biathlon events can be individual races or team competitions, and they typically last several hours.