the Olympic Games; short for [[奥林匹克运动会|奧林匹克運動會|ao4 lin2 pi3 ke4 yun4 dong4 hui4]]

the Olympics; an international multi-sport event held every four years, short for [[奥林匹克运动会|奧林匹克運動會|ao4 lin2 pi3 ke4 yun4 dong4 hui4]]

the Academy Award given annually for excellence in the film industry

the German car brand Audi

Austria; central European country

The Olympics; Olympic; abbreviation for [[奥林匹克运动会|奧林匹克運動會|ao4 lin2 pi3 ke4 yun4 dong4 hui4]]

Major city and port in Louisiana, USA, situated on the Mississippi River; known for its culture and history.

Short form for the [[奥林匹克委员会|奧林匹克委員會|ao4 lin2 pi3 ke4 wei3 yuan2 hui4]]

Austin or Austen (name)

Abbreviation for [[冬季奥林匹克运动会|冬季奧林匹克運動會|dong1 ji4 ao4 lin2 pi3 ke4 yun4 dong4 hui4]].

profound mystery; deep secret

Barack Obama (1961–), US Democrat politician and president from 2009–2017

Auckland, the largest city in New Zealand

The city of Omaha, Nebraska

marvelous, profound, or subtle; describes something that is mysterious or difficult to fully understand

Orlando (city in Florida or common male name)

Aubrey (name)

deep and difficult to understand; abstruse; recondite

Austin or Austen (name), such as Alfred Austin (1835-1913) or Jane Austen (1775-1817)

Olivia, a female given name

Academy Award presented annually by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences

A transliterated name, most commonly referring to the English name Audrey.

(abbreviation) To apply for the right to host the Olympic Games.

Lazio (a region in central Italy)

Auschwitz (concentration camp)

Otto (name)

Omar (Arabic name) or Umar; often used as a transliterated name

O'Connor (surname); refers to various people such as the Irish journalist Thomas Power O'Connor (1848–1929)

Ultraman; Japanese science fiction superhero

Audrey; a transliteration of the English given name

The international sporting event held every four years; also referred to as the Olympics

San Antonio, Texas

Olympus, a Japanese manufacturer of cameras and optical instruments

Saint Augustine (354–430 AD), influential theologian and philosopher of the early Christian church; author of "Confessions" and "The City of God".

a city in France located on the Loire River southwest of Paris

Oslo, the capital of Norway

Mario (name)

Olympia, a sanctuary in ancient Greece and site of the first Olympic Games

Othello, a tragedy by William Shakespeare

Dior, a French luxury fashion brand

(metallurgy) austenite; austenitic steel in the form of a solid solution of carbon in iron

Augusta (place name: the capital of Maine, a city in Georgia, etc.)

Albany, the capital city of New York state

the chief god in Norse mythology

the Oreo brand of cookies

(abbreviation) the International Science Olympiad; a worldwide academic competition for students in subjects like math, physics, and biology

New Orleans, Louisiana

abstruse; profound; difficult to understand; mysteries and profundities (e.g. of the universe)

Madeleine Albright (1937–2022), US Secretary of State from 1997 to 2001