dive的意思和读音

dive

: [daɪv] : [daɪv]

n.

v.;();【()

dives  diving  dived  

v.+n.take Dive,make Dive,Dive cover

adj.+n.steep Dive

n.surface

n.plunge,submerge

divev.jump into water

1.[i]~ (from/off sth) (into sth).~ (in)to jump into water with your head and arms going in first

We dived into the river to cool off.

underwater

2.[i]to swim underwater wearing breathing equipment, collecting or looking at things

to dive for pearls

The main purpose of his holiday to Greece was to go diving.

3.[i]to go to a deeper level underwater

The whale dived as the harpoon struck it.

of birds/aircraft

4.[i]to go steeply down through the air

The seagulls soared then dived.

of prices

5.[i]to fall suddenly

The share price dived from 49p to an all-time low of 40p. 49 便 40 便

move/jump/fall

6.[i](informal)to move or jump quickly in a particular direction, especially to avoid sth, to try to catch a ball, etc.

We heard an explosion and dived for cover(= got into a place where we would be protected) .便

The goalie dived for the ball, but missed it.

It started to rain so we dived into the nearest cafe.

7.[i]to fall deliberately when sb tackles you, so that the referee awards a foul

n.jump into water

1.a jump into deep water with your head first and your arms in front of you

a spectacular high dive(= from high above the water)

underwater

2.an act of going underwater and swimming there with special equipment

a dive to a depth of 18 metres 18

of birds/aircraft

3.an act of suddenly flying downwards

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fall

5.a deliberate fall that a player makes when sb tackles them, so that the referee awards a foul

IDM

The goalkeeper made a dive for the ball.

make a dive (for sth)to suddenly move or jump forward to do sth or reach sb/sth

The goalkeeper made a dive for the ball.

Profits really took a dive last year.

take a dive(informal)to suddenly get worse

Profits really took a dive last year.

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n.1.a swim below the surface of a stretch of water, often with special breathing apparatus2.[Sports]a jump into water from a high board, making skilful movements in the air before entering the water3.a bird's or aircraft's rapid and steep fall or flight in the direction of the ground or the sea, or a submarine's descent below the surface of the sea4.a sudden fall in the value of sth.5.[Sports]a deliberate fall by a player who is pretending that an opponent made them fall6.a quick jump or movement to one side, forward, or sideways to the ground7.<informal>a bar or club that is dirty, cheap, and unpleasant8.[Football]in football, a goalkeeper's attempt to stretch horizontally to save a shot1.a swim below the surface of a stretch of water, often with special breathing apparatus2.[Sports]a jump into water from a high board, making skilful movements in the air before entering the water3.a bird's or aircraft's rapid and steep fall or flight in the direction of the ground or the sea, or a submarine's descent below the surface of the sea4.a sudden fall in the value of sth.5.[Sports]a deliberate fall by a player who is pretending that an opponent made them fall6.a quick jump or movement to one side, forward, or sideways to the ground7.<informal>a bar or club that is dirty, cheap, and unpleasant8.[Football]in football, a goalkeeper's attempt to stretch horizontally to save a shot

v.1.to jump into water with your head first and with your arms stretched out in front of you2.[Sports]to perform a pattern of acrobatic movements in the air ending in a usually headfirst plunge into water, especially as a sport3.to swim underwater, usually using special equipment so that you can breathe4.to move downwards through water, or to move quickly and suddenly towards the ground from the air5.to lose value very quickly6.to jump sideways or forwards, so that your body moves towards the ground7.[Sports]if a player dives, they deliberately fall to the ground in order to pretend that an opponent has made them fall8.to put your hand or hands quickly into sth. such as a pocket or a closet, in order to get sth. out of it9.to undertake or start on some activity with great enthusiasm1.to jump into water with your head first and with your arms stretched out in front of you2.[Sports]to perform a pattern of acrobatic movements in the air ending in a usually headfirst plunge into water, especially as a sport3.to swim underwater, usually using special equipment so that you can breathe4.to move downwards through water, or to move quickly and suddenly towards the ground from the air5.to lose value very quickly6.to jump sideways or forwards, so that your body moves towards the ground7.[Sports]if a player dives, they deliberately fall to the ground in order to pretend that an opponent has made them fall8.to put your hand or hands quickly into sth. such as a pocket or a closet, in order to get sth. out of it9.to undertake or start on some activity with great enthusiasm

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1.The Chief Petty Officer was furious at me for making such a dive, at my age, and in not very good condition.

2.Writer Andrew McCarthy journeyed to Moorea and nearby isles to dive for a black pearl for his mother's birthday.

3.He rose to the surface; but the bystanders, when they heard he had seen the treasure, persuaded him to dive again. He dived.便

4.He wanted to dive into the heart of the matter.

5.Dive planes Horizontally mounted fins on the U-boat's external hull used to help the boat dive or climb.

6.When you are about to dive they look out of the water to hurry you as if they are tired to wait.

7.It is in our hovering over a week later, tightening the wings, an arrow straight dive down firmly on the balcony, the daughter on the wall.

8.What he really wanted was to dive off the bridge, smash through the ice and sink down to the bottom to freeze there like a dead fish.

9.You've probably seen one of these flood victims on at least one of your previous dive trips.

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