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Rhead went close with a diving header.This appears to be a tragic scuba diving accident.This also coincided with an increase in scuba diving.He skis in winter and scuba dives in summer.No one dived in to save the man as he was caught by a current and pulled under for the last time.There are some fantastic scuba diving sites in Cayman.Next up is scuba diving.There are three restaurants, and activities on offer include scuba diving, yoga classes and kayaking.They cannot fly or dive yet and they spend the next few weeks just floating about.We sip fresh lime juice and a little dove lands on the table.You would normally expect to see him diving around the stadium next door.She walked out of her diving club because she felt that she was not getting enough recognition.It was too dangerous for aspirant pilots to practise a steep dive onto their targets.She quickly dived in a shop and fixed her skirt without needing any sticky back plastic.They can also dive down in spirals.Where he really made ground was with his fourth dive.If they want dives they should go to the swimming pool.This is a great spot for scuba diving.Perhaps he should dive in a little deeper.We saw at least ten playful dolphins ducking and diving around our boat.From then on divers from the local club dived to it just as a curiosity.Everybody knew the bubble would come to an end but nobody dived off quickly enough.They were leading until a blunder on their fourth dive sends the pair out of the medals.He has paid for the bite and he is not the only one who has dived.This showed the passengers laughing and shouting as the helicopter performed steep climbs and dives and swooped low over trees.Stick His headlong celebration dive showed his delight.Watch the dove fly off on its way to fulfil their heart's desire.Yesterday's dive also inspired a range of reactions on social media.You visualise your dive before you go, staying in your own little bubble.

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dive

British English: dive /daɪv/ NOUN
A dive is a headlong plunge into water, especially one of several formalized movements made as a sport.
He walked out and did another perfect dive.
  • American English: dive
  • Arabic: غَطْس
  • Brazilian Portuguese: mergulho
  • Chinese: 跳水
  • Croatian: skok u vodu
  • Czech: skok do vody
  • Danish: dykning
  • Dutch: duik
  • European Spanish: salto
  • Finnish: sukellus yksittäinen
  • French: plongeon
  • German: Kopfsprung
  • Greek: βουτιά
  • Italian: tuffo
  • Japanese: 飛び込み
  • Korean: 다이빙
  • Norwegian: stup
  • Polish: skok do wody
  • European Portuguese: mergulho
  • Romanian: scufundare
  • Russian: прыжки в воду
  • Latin American Spanish: zambullida
  • Swedish: dyk
  • Thai: การดำน้ำ
  • Turkish: dalış
  • Ukrainian: занурення
  • Vietnamese: sự lặn
British English: dive /daɪv/ VERB
If you dive into some water, you jump in head-first with your arms held straight above your head.
He tried to escape by diving into a river.
  • American English: dive
  • Arabic: يَغْطِسُ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: mergulhar
  • Chinese: 跳水
  • Croatian: roniti
  • Czech: skočit do vody po hlavě
  • Danish: dykke
  • Dutch: duiken
  • European Spanish: zambullirse lanzarse
  • Finnish: sukeltaa
  • French: plonger
  • German: tauchen
  • Greek: βουτώ
  • Italian: tuffarsi
  • Japanese: 飛び込む
  • Korean: 다이빙하다
  • Norwegian: stupe
  • Polish: zanurkować
  • European Portuguese: mergulhar
  • Romanian: a se scufunda
  • Russian: нырять
  • Latin American Spanish: zambullirse
  • Swedish: dyka
  • Thai: ดำน้ำ
  • Turkish: dalmak deniz vb
  • Ukrainian: занурюватися
  • Vietnamese: lao đầu xuống nước

All related terms of 'dive'

Chinese translation of 'dive'

dive

(daɪv)

vi

  1. [swimmer]
    1. (into water) 跳水 (tiàoshuǐ)
    2. (under water) 潜(潛)水 (qiánshuǐ)
  2. [bird] 俯冲(衝) (fǔchōng)
  3. [fish, submarine] 潜(潛)入水中 (qián rù shuǐ zhōng)
  4. to dive into/under sth (= leap) 钻(鑽)入某物中/下 (zuān rù mǒuwù zhōng/xià)
  5. to dive into sth [bag, drawer etc] 把手伸进(進)某物 (bǎ shǒu shēnjìn mǒuwù)

n (c)

  1. (into water) 跳水 (tiàoshuǐ) (, )
  2. (underwater) 潜(潛)水 (qiánshuǐ)
  3. (inf, pej, = place) 下等娱(娛)乐(樂)场(場)所 (xiàděng yúlè chǎngsuǒ)
  4. (in football)
    to take a dive 假摔 (jiǎshuāi)
(verb) 
Definition
to plunge headfirst into water
He tried to escape by diving into a river.
Synonyms
plunge
She plunged her face into a bowl of cold water.
drop
The mysterious object dropped into the ocean and made a huge splash.
jump
pitch
The ship was pitching and rolling as if in mid-ocean.
leap
duck
She splashed around in the pool trying to duck him.
dip
Unemployment dipped to 6.9 per cent last month.
descend
Disaster struck as the plane descended through the mist.
plummet
(verb) 
Definition
(of a submarine or diver) to submerge under water
They are diving to collect marine organisms.
Synonyms
go underwater
snorkel
scuba-dive
submerge
swim under water
(verb) 
Definition
(of a bird or aircraft) to fly in a steep nose-down descending path
His monoplane stalled and dived towards the ground.
Synonyms
nose-dive
fall
The fisherman fell into the sea during a storm.
plunge
I plunged into the water after them.
crash
He lost his balance and crashed to the floor.
pitch
He pitched head-first over the low wall.
swoop
The hawk swooped and soared away carrying something.
plummet
The car plummeted off a cliff.
(verb) 
Definition
to move quickly in a specified direction
They dived into a taxi.
Synonyms
leap
People should not leap to conclusions and blame the pilot.
jump
stamping their boots and jumping up and down to knock the snow off
dash
Suddenly she dashed out into the garden.
bolt
I made some excuse and bolted towards the exit.
dart
She darted away through the trees.
lunge
I lunged forward to try to hit him.
scurry
The attack began, sending residents scurrying for cover.
throw yourself
(noun) 
Definition
a headlong plunge into water
He made a sudden dive towards the man's legs.
Synonyms
plunge
a refreshing plunge into cold water
spring
jump
With a few hops and a jump they launched themselves into the air.
leap
He took the silver medal with a leap of 2.37 metres.
dash
header (informal)
swoop
lunge
The cat lunged at the nearby bird.
nose dive
The catamaran sailed over the precipice and plunged into a nosedive.
(noun) 
Definition
a disreputable bar or club
(slang) 
We've played in all the dives about here.
Synonyms
sleazy bar
joint (slang)
I took him to the best 24-hour pizza joint in New York.
nightclub
honky-tonk (US, slang)
drinking den
drinking joint

Additional synonyms

in the sense of bolt
I made some excuse and bolted towards the exit.
Synonyms
dash,
run,
fly,
spring,
jump,
rush,
bound,
leap,
sprint,
hurtle
in the sense of crash
Definition
to move violently or noisily
He lost his balance and crashed to the floor.
Synonyms
fall,
pitch,
plunge,
sprawl,
topple,
lurch,
hurtle,
come a cropper (informal),
overbalance,
fall headlong
in the sense of dart
Definition
to move or throw swiftly and suddenly
She darted away through the trees.
Synonyms
dash,
run,
race,
shoot,
fly,
speed,
spring,
tear,
rush,
bound,
flash,
hurry,
sprint,
bolt,
hasten,
whizz,
haste,
flit,
scoot

Synonyms of 'dive'

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