英语词汇“snorkel”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

snorkel

/ˈsnɔːk(ə)l

noun

1A tube for a swimmer to breathe through while under water: bring a snorkel and flippers to explore the offshore reef...

Now swap all skates, helmets and padding for flippers, snorkels and swimsuits.
If you can breathe through a snorkel, then you are well on the way towards one of the most enriching wildlife experiences of your life.
Once the swimmer has achieved ideal body position, the snorkel may be taken away to allow him to practice the low-profile breath.

2 (Snorkel) trademark A type of hydraulically elevated platform for firefighting: 50% of turntable ladders were replaced by Snorkels...

Left are the FS6, the one which gave the stranded firefighters a lift, and a 1970 Snorkel with a boom and a cage for real emergencies.

verb (snorkels, snorkelling, snorkelled; US snorkels, snorkeling, snorkeled) [no object] (often as noun snorkelling)

Swim using a snorkel: the sea is incredibly clear—ideal for snorkelling snorkel around the unspoilt coral reefs...

Its white sandy beach, lapped by crystal clear waters and hundreds of types of colourful fish make it ideal for swimming and snorkelling.
While running keeps him fit, his passion is scuba diving and snorkelling and exploring the fascinating undersea world.
Scuba diving and snorkelling among the exotic fish, dolphins, rays and sharks is hugely popular.

Derivatives

snorkeller

noun ...

It's also a paradise for beach lovers, scuba divers and snorkelers, with pure-white sands; clear, shallow, 80-degree waters; reefs just offshore; and wrecks to explore.
Scuba divers and snorkelers explore historic shipwrecks and artificial reefs.
We watched as snorkeler after snorkeler harassed the lugubrious manatees.

Origin

1940s: from German Schnorchel.

单词	snorkel
释义	snorkel /ˈsnɔːk(ə)l / noun 1A tube for a swimmer to breathe through while under water: bring a snorkel and flippers to explore the offshore reef... Now swap all skates, helmets and padding for flippers, snorkels and swimsuits. If you can breathe through a snorkel, then you are well on the way towards one of the most enriching wildlife experiences of your life. Once the swimmer has achieved ideal body position, the snorkel may be taken away to allow him to practice the low-profile breath. 2 (Snorkel) trademark A type of hydraulically elevated platform for firefighting: 50% of turntable ladders were replaced by Snorkels... Left are the FS6, the one which gave the stranded firefighters a lift, and a 1970 Snorkel with a boom and a cage for real emergencies. verb (snorkels, snorkelling, snorkelled; US snorkels, snorkeling, snorkeled) [no object] (often as noun snorkelling) Swim using a snorkel: the sea is incredibly clear—ideal for snorkelling snorkel around the unspoilt coral reefs... Its white sandy beach, lapped by crystal clear waters and hundreds of types of colourful fish make it ideal for swimming and snorkelling. While running keeps him fit, his passion is scuba diving and snorkelling and exploring the fascinating undersea world. Scuba diving and snorkelling among the exotic fish, dolphins, rays and sharks is hugely popular. Derivatives snorkeller noun ... It's also a paradise for beach lovers, scuba divers and snorkelers, with pure-white sands; clear, shallow, 80-degree waters; reefs just offshore; and wrecks to explore. Scuba divers and snorkelers explore historic shipwrecks and artificial reefs. We watched as snorkeler after snorkeler harassed the lugubrious manatees. Origin 1940s: from German Schnorchel.
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