Definition of diver in English:

diver

noun ˈdʌɪvəˈdaɪvər

1A person who dives as a sport.
an Olympic diver
Example sentencesExamples
- At this time, the stationary diver swims to buddy and signals need for gas.
- There is something for everyone, from newly qualified divers through to experienced wreck explorers.
- Many technical divers do their dive in advance without leaving the sofa.
- The reef face is pockmarked by some fairly deep caves where only qualified cave divers should venture.
- Certification is the first trial every diver must face.
- Fortunately, serious medical problems are not common in recreational scuba divers.
- An experienced deep-sea diver from Greater Manchester drowned after running out of air, an inquest was told.
- Available only to certified open-water scuba divers, instructional and safety lessons are provided prior to your dive.
- The novice wreck diver will not be spooked, as no torch is required inside much of this wreckage.
- Their coloration and daily spawning make them a favorite among divers visiting the Caribbean.
- Properly equipped certified cave divers may obtain the key from the nearby dive shop.
- On overseas trips I meet many British divers who don't dive at home.
- As you swim through, your image is reflected from the ceiling, where previous divers ' bubbles have collected.
- Drift dives are almost always done from a boat, which drops divers in the water at the entry point.
- Jan was bemused that few of the divers on our boat talked about what they had seen on the dive.
- Each time, the divers dove from higher cliffs until they reached the very top.
- Something makes it possible for the pool and diver to exist, and makes a perfect dive possible.
- Most of them are experienced divers looking for clear water and shipwrecks to explore.
- A diver visiting from Madrid tells me that in these conditions, Montoya is even better.
- A coach who trained Olympic divers has died suddenly less then a week before his 70th birthday.
1. 1.1 A person who wears a diving suit to work under water.
  a police diver
  Example sentencesExamples
  Police divers found a 9mm self-loading pistol at the bottom of a river in Co Limerick in December.
  And a rescue diver in the Coast Guard helicopter offered to take Jefferson, but he declined.
  Again a number of devices were found, divers descended attaching lines and bringing the mines aboard.
  They need to bring in an extra crane to help clear some of that debris before they want to put more divers down in the water.
  Police divers have been searching lakes and ponds for clues to the disappearance of a missing dad.
  Members of the fire service's water rescue team also joined the search before police underwater divers turned out at 10.30 pm.
  The skipper treads water as a Navy diver waits for a line to be thrown from the Oryx helicopter.
  Her passport, mobile telephone, trainers and handbag were found by police divers in Barmston Drain.
  It was possible that the U.S. had their own divers out in the water on counter-insurgence missions.
  They've sent divers out into the water, but so far, with all that muck and debris in there, they've only been able to see about five feet down.
  Police divers have taken their first look at the wreck, with Sergeant Glenn McPhee saying it's a high probability it is the Princess.
  Rescue workers struggled for hours to free victims and police divers searched downstream for survivors and bodies.
  Police divers and forensic officers were at the canal yesterday as the Force helicopter made several sweeps of the area.
  Navy clearance divers, now members of TAG / East come ashore at Garden Island during anti-terrorist exercises.
  The ship's clearance divers recently destroyed three piles of Japanese shells using red detonating cord.
  Rescue divers jumped into the 2,000-gallon saltwater tank on Monday night and hauled him up.
  This week, police divers joined the operation, swimming through the river's cold, dark waters searching for clues.
  For safety reasons, professional divers were employed for the job.
2British A large diving waterbird of northern latitudes, with a sleek black or grey head, a straight pointed bill, and short legs set far back under the body.
Family Gaviidae and genus Gavia: five species, including the great northern diver or common loon (G. immer) of both Canada and Eurasia
North American term loon
Example sentencesExamples
- There are diverse divers, ducks, waders and birds of prey.
- Several species of grebes and divers feed in the shallows offshore.
- But as it's turned out, divers have become the Grey Nurses' greatest friends.
- The latter finds favour with ducks, divers and Canada geese some of which cruised the river.
- I was expecting to see puffins, exciting divers and a variety of waders.
- Nonetheless, as we trekked Croton Point Park on Sunday, some divers in the Hudson River caught our eye.
- They fear that the turbines could kill rare birds such as golden eagles, black-throated divers and species of wader.

Rhymes

conniver, contriver, driver, fiver, Godiva, Ivor, jiver, Liver, reviver, saliva, skiver, striver, survivor, viva

Definition of diver in US English:

diver

nounˈdaɪvərˈdīvər

1A person who dives as a sport.
an Olympic diver
Example sentencesExamples
- Available only to certified open-water scuba divers, instructional and safety lessons are provided prior to your dive.
- Something makes it possible for the pool and diver to exist, and makes a perfect dive possible.
- Many technical divers do their dive in advance without leaving the sofa.
- Properly equipped certified cave divers may obtain the key from the nearby dive shop.
- The reef face is pockmarked by some fairly deep caves where only qualified cave divers should venture.
- Each time, the divers dove from higher cliffs until they reached the very top.
- Certification is the first trial every diver must face.
- Most of them are experienced divers looking for clear water and shipwrecks to explore.
- There is something for everyone, from newly qualified divers through to experienced wreck explorers.
- Fortunately, serious medical problems are not common in recreational scuba divers.
- Jan was bemused that few of the divers on our boat talked about what they had seen on the dive.
- An experienced deep-sea diver from Greater Manchester drowned after running out of air, an inquest was told.
- As you swim through, your image is reflected from the ceiling, where previous divers ' bubbles have collected.
- The novice wreck diver will not be spooked, as no torch is required inside much of this wreckage.
- A diver visiting from Madrid tells me that in these conditions, Montoya is even better.
- A coach who trained Olympic divers has died suddenly less then a week before his 70th birthday.
- Their coloration and daily spawning make them a favorite among divers visiting the Caribbean.
- At this time, the stationary diver swims to buddy and signals need for gas.
- Drift dives are almost always done from a boat, which drops divers in the water at the entry point.
- On overseas trips I meet many British divers who don't dive at home.
1. 1.1 A person who wears a diving suit to work under water.
  a police diver
  a diver at the oil terminal
  Example sentencesExamples
  Police divers have been searching lakes and ponds for clues to the disappearance of a missing dad.
  This week, police divers joined the operation, swimming through the river's cold, dark waters searching for clues.
  Her passport, mobile telephone, trainers and handbag were found by police divers in Barmston Drain.
  Again a number of devices were found, divers descended attaching lines and bringing the mines aboard.
  Police divers found a 9mm self-loading pistol at the bottom of a river in Co Limerick in December.
  Navy clearance divers, now members of TAG / East come ashore at Garden Island during anti-terrorist exercises.
  Police divers have taken their first look at the wreck, with Sergeant Glenn McPhee saying it's a high probability it is the Princess.
  They need to bring in an extra crane to help clear some of that debris before they want to put more divers down in the water.
  They've sent divers out into the water, but so far, with all that muck and debris in there, they've only been able to see about five feet down.
  And a rescue diver in the Coast Guard helicopter offered to take Jefferson, but he declined.
  It was possible that the U.S. had their own divers out in the water on counter-insurgence missions.
  Rescue workers struggled for hours to free victims and police divers searched downstream for survivors and bodies.
  Rescue divers jumped into the 2,000-gallon saltwater tank on Monday night and hauled him up.
  The ship's clearance divers recently destroyed three piles of Japanese shells using red detonating cord.
  Police divers and forensic officers were at the canal yesterday as the Force helicopter made several sweeps of the area.
  For safety reasons, professional divers were employed for the job.
  The skipper treads water as a Navy diver waits for a line to be thrown from the Oryx helicopter.
  Members of the fire service's water rescue team also joined the search before police underwater divers turned out at 10.30 pm.
2British A large diving waterbird of northern latitudes, with a sleek black or gray head, a straight pointed bill, and short legs set far back under the body; a loon.
Family Gaviidae and genus Gavia: five species, including the great northern diver or common loon (G. immer) of both Canada and Eurasia
Example sentencesExamples
- I was expecting to see puffins, exciting divers and a variety of waders.
- But as it's turned out, divers have become the Grey Nurses' greatest friends.
- Nonetheless, as we trekked Croton Point Park on Sunday, some divers in the Hudson River caught our eye.
- There are diverse divers, ducks, waders and birds of prey.
- They fear that the turbines could kill rare birds such as golden eagles, black-throated divers and species of wader.
- The latter finds favour with ducks, divers and Canada geese some of which cruised the river.
- Several species of grebes and divers feed in the shallows offshore.

单词	diver
释义	Definition of diver in English: diver noun ˈdʌɪvəˈdaɪvər 1A person who dives as a sport. an Olympic diver Example sentencesExamples At this time, the stationary diver swims to buddy and signals need for gas. There is something for everyone, from newly qualified divers through to experienced wreck explorers. Many technical divers do their dive in advance without leaving the sofa. The reef face is pockmarked by some fairly deep caves where only qualified cave divers should venture. Certification is the first trial every diver must face. Fortunately, serious medical problems are not common in recreational scuba divers. An experienced deep-sea diver from Greater Manchester drowned after running out of air, an inquest was told. Available only to certified open-water scuba divers, instructional and safety lessons are provided prior to your dive. The novice wreck diver will not be spooked, as no torch is required inside much of this wreckage. Their coloration and daily spawning make them a favorite among divers visiting the Caribbean. Properly equipped certified cave divers may obtain the key from the nearby dive shop. On overseas trips I meet many British divers who don't dive at home. As you swim through, your image is reflected from the ceiling, where previous divers ' bubbles have collected. Drift dives are almost always done from a boat, which drops divers in the water at the entry point. Jan was bemused that few of the divers on our boat talked about what they had seen on the dive. Each time, the divers dove from higher cliffs until they reached the very top. Something makes it possible for the pool and diver to exist, and makes a perfect dive possible. Most of them are experienced divers looking for clear water and shipwrecks to explore. A diver visiting from Madrid tells me that in these conditions, Montoya is even better. A coach who trained Olympic divers has died suddenly less then a week before his 70th birthday. 1.1 A person who wears a diving suit to work under water. a police diver Example sentencesExamples Police divers found a 9mm self-loading pistol at the bottom of a river in Co Limerick in December. And a rescue diver in the Coast Guard helicopter offered to take Jefferson, but he declined. Again a number of devices were found, divers descended attaching lines and bringing the mines aboard. They need to bring in an extra crane to help clear some of that debris before they want to put more divers down in the water. Police divers have been searching lakes and ponds for clues to the disappearance of a missing dad. Members of the fire service's water rescue team also joined the search before police underwater divers turned out at 10.30 pm. The skipper treads water as a Navy diver waits for a line to be thrown from the Oryx helicopter. Her passport, mobile telephone, trainers and handbag were found by police divers in Barmston Drain. It was possible that the U.S. had their own divers out in the water on counter-insurgence missions. They've sent divers out into the water, but so far, with all that muck and debris in there, they've only been able to see about five feet down. Police divers have taken their first look at the wreck, with Sergeant Glenn McPhee saying it's a high probability it is the Princess. Rescue workers struggled for hours to free victims and police divers searched downstream for survivors and bodies. Police divers and forensic officers were at the canal yesterday as the Force helicopter made several sweeps of the area. Navy clearance divers, now members of TAG / East come ashore at Garden Island during anti-terrorist exercises. The ship's clearance divers recently destroyed three piles of Japanese shells using red detonating cord. Rescue divers jumped into the 2,000-gallon saltwater tank on Monday night and hauled him up. This week, police divers joined the operation, swimming through the river's cold, dark waters searching for clues. For safety reasons, professional divers were employed for the job. 2British A large diving waterbird of northern latitudes, with a sleek black or grey head, a straight pointed bill, and short legs set far back under the body. Family Gaviidae and genus Gavia: five species, including the great northern diver or common loon (G. immer) of both Canada and Eurasia North American term loon Example sentencesExamples There are diverse divers, ducks, waders and birds of prey. Several species of grebes and divers feed in the shallows offshore. But as it's turned out, divers have become the Grey Nurses' greatest friends. The latter finds favour with ducks, divers and Canada geese some of which cruised the river. I was expecting to see puffins, exciting divers and a variety of waders. Nonetheless, as we trekked Croton Point Park on Sunday, some divers in the Hudson River caught our eye. They fear that the turbines could kill rare birds such as golden eagles, black-throated divers and species of wader. Rhymes conniver, contriver, driver, fiver, Godiva, Ivor, jiver, Liver, reviver, saliva, skiver, striver, survivor, viva Definition of diver in US English: diver nounˈdaɪvərˈdīvər 1A person who dives as a sport. an Olympic diver Example sentencesExamples Available only to certified open-water scuba divers, instructional and safety lessons are provided prior to your dive. Something makes it possible for the pool and diver to exist, and makes a perfect dive possible. Many technical divers do their dive in advance without leaving the sofa. Properly equipped certified cave divers may obtain the key from the nearby dive shop. The reef face is pockmarked by some fairly deep caves where only qualified cave divers should venture. Each time, the divers dove from higher cliffs until they reached the very top. Certification is the first trial every diver must face. Most of them are experienced divers looking for clear water and shipwrecks to explore. There is something for everyone, from newly qualified divers through to experienced wreck explorers. Fortunately, serious medical problems are not common in recreational scuba divers. Jan was bemused that few of the divers on our boat talked about what they had seen on the dive. An experienced deep-sea diver from Greater Manchester drowned after running out of air, an inquest was told. As you swim through, your image is reflected from the ceiling, where previous divers ' bubbles have collected. The novice wreck diver will not be spooked, as no torch is required inside much of this wreckage. A diver visiting from Madrid tells me that in these conditions, Montoya is even better. A coach who trained Olympic divers has died suddenly less then a week before his 70th birthday. Their coloration and daily spawning make them a favorite among divers visiting the Caribbean. At this time, the stationary diver swims to buddy and signals need for gas. Drift dives are almost always done from a boat, which drops divers in the water at the entry point. On overseas trips I meet many British divers who don't dive at home. 1.1 A person who wears a diving suit to work under water. a police diver a diver at the oil terminal Example sentencesExamples Police divers have been searching lakes and ponds for clues to the disappearance of a missing dad. This week, police divers joined the operation, swimming through the river's cold, dark waters searching for clues. Her passport, mobile telephone, trainers and handbag were found by police divers in Barmston Drain. Again a number of devices were found, divers descended attaching lines and bringing the mines aboard. Police divers found a 9mm self-loading pistol at the bottom of a river in Co Limerick in December. Navy clearance divers, now members of TAG / East come ashore at Garden Island during anti-terrorist exercises. Police divers have taken their first look at the wreck, with Sergeant Glenn McPhee saying it's a high probability it is the Princess. They need to bring in an extra crane to help clear some of that debris before they want to put more divers down in the water. They've sent divers out into the water, but so far, with all that muck and debris in there, they've only been able to see about five feet down. And a rescue diver in the Coast Guard helicopter offered to take Jefferson, but he declined. It was possible that the U.S. had their own divers out in the water on counter-insurgence missions. Rescue workers struggled for hours to free victims and police divers searched downstream for survivors and bodies. Rescue divers jumped into the 2,000-gallon saltwater tank on Monday night and hauled him up. The ship's clearance divers recently destroyed three piles of Japanese shells using red detonating cord. Police divers and forensic officers were at the canal yesterday as the Force helicopter made several sweeps of the area. For safety reasons, professional divers were employed for the job. The skipper treads water as a Navy diver waits for a line to be thrown from the Oryx helicopter. Members of the fire service's water rescue team also joined the search before police underwater divers turned out at 10.30 pm. 2British A large diving waterbird of northern latitudes, with a sleek black or gray head, a straight pointed bill, and short legs set far back under the body; a loon. Family Gaviidae and genus Gavia: five species, including the great northern diver or common loon (G. immer) of both Canada and Eurasia Example sentencesExamples I was expecting to see puffins, exciting divers and a variety of waders. But as it's turned out, divers have become the Grey Nurses' greatest friends. Nonetheless, as we trekked Croton Point Park on Sunday, some divers in the Hudson River caught our eye. There are diverse divers, ducks, waders and birds of prey. They fear that the turbines could kill rare birds such as golden eagles, black-throated divers and species of wader. The latter finds favour with ducks, divers and Canada geese some of which cruised the river. Several species of grebes and divers feed in the shallows offshore.
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