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dive
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dived
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dove
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dived
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diving
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Collins English-Chinese Dictionary
- dive
[daɪv]
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1.
vi.
[swimmer+]
(into water) 跳水
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2.
vi.
(under water) 潜水
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3.
vi.
[bird+]
俯冲
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4.
vi.
[fish, submarine+]
潜入水中
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5.
vi.
to dive into/under sth (leap) 钻入某物中/下
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6.
vi.
[+bag, drawer etc]
to dive into sth 把手伸进某物
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7.
noun
[c]
(into water) 跳水
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8.
noun
(underwater) 潜水
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9.
noun
[inf, pej]
(place) 下等娱乐场所
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10.
noun
to take a dive (in football) 假摔
Comprehensive English-Chinese Dictionary
- dive
[daɪv]
[daɪv]
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vi.
(头先入水地)跳水,头朝下跳入水中
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Children can't wait for the summer to dive in the river.
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孩子们迫不及待地希望夏天的到来,这样他们就能跳进河里游泳了。
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2.
vi.
(如潜艇、只带面罩不穿潜水衣的潜水员等)潜水,下潜
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SCUBA diving has become a very popular sport.
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配带水肺潜水已经成为了一项受欢迎的运动。
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3.
vi.
把手(或身体)突然伸进(或跳入、插入)(某物);冲入,冲进;突然隐去,躲进
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His knee injury was sustained while diving for a ball in last night's game.
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他在昨晚球赛中的奋力扑救使得膝盖旧伤复发。
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He dove under the on-coming train and somehow escaped with nary a scratch.
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他纵身冲到了一辆迎面开来的列车下,却不可思议般地毫发未伤。
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4.
vi.
投入;钻研,探究,专心于,潜心于,埋头
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dive into one's work
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埋头于工作之中
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5.
vi.
(飞机)俯冲;突然下降
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6.
vt.
使突然下降;(尤指)使(飞机)俯冲
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The price of corn dove nearly 50% on Tuesday.
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周二玉米价格骤跌近五成。
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7.
vt.
[archaic]
探究,探索;钻研
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8.
noun
跳水(尤指比赛中的跳水表演),潜水
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I had the best dive of my life in Sidney.
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我在悉尼跳水比赛中跳出了生平的最好成绩。
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9.
noun
猛冲;浸没,淹没;没入水中;潜入水中
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10.
noun
突然下降;(飞机的)俯冲;(潜艇的)下潜
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Mexican peso took a big dive in 1976.
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墨西哥比索在1976年经历了一次大幅度下跌。
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He made a dive for the football.
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他猛地扑向球。
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11.
noun
[slang]
低级的饮酒场所;非常便宜的酒吧间
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Although this restaurant looks like a dive, the food is great.
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尽管这家饭店看起来像个低档次餐馆,但做的菜很棒。
Collins English-English Dictionary
- dive
[daɪv]
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1.
vb
[mainly intr]
to plunge headfirst into water
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2.
vb
(of a submarine, swimmer, etc) to submerge under water
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3.
vb
[also tr]
to fly (an aircraft) in a steep nose-down descending path, or (of an aircraft) to fly in such a path
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4.
vb
to rush, go, or reach quickly, as in a headlong plunge
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he dived for the ball
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5.
vb
[also tr; foll by in or into]
to dip or put (one's hand) quickly or forcefully (into)
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to dive into one's pocket
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6.
vb
[usually foll by in or into]
to involve oneself (in something), as in eating food
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7.
vb
[soccer]
[slang]
(of a footballer) to pretend to have been tripped or impeded by an opposing player in order to win a free kick or penalty
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8.
n
a headlong plunge into water, esp one of several formalized movements executed as a sport
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9.
n
an act or instance of diving
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10.
n
a steep nose-down descent of an aircraft
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11.
n
[slang]
a disreputable or seedy bar or club
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12.
n
[boxing]
[slang]
the act of a boxer pretending to be knocked down or out
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he took a dive in the fourth round
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13.
n
[soccer]
[slang]
the act of a player pretending to have been tripped or impeded
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n
[Etymology]
Old English dyfan; related to Old Norse dyfa to dip, Frisian divi; see deep, dip
Examples
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dive into one's work
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埋头于工作之中
→ dive
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a high dive
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高台跳水
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All you have to do is bend one knee and dive away in the direction the kick goes, in this case on the right.
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你要做的就是屈单膝,朝球的方向跑,这种情况下要向右跑。
→ bend
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With such a beautiful dive she will get the gold medal.
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她会凭借这个优美的跳水动作得到金牌的。
→ beautiful
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Children can't wait for the summer to dive in the river.
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孩子们迫不及待地希望夏天的到来,这样他们就能跳进河里游泳了。
→ dive
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I had the best dive of my life in Sidney.
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我在悉尼跳水比赛中跳出了生平的最好成绩。
→ dive
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Mexican peso took a big dive in 1976.
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墨西哥比索在1976年经历了一次大幅度下跌。
→ dive
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He made a dive for the football.
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他猛地扑向球。
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Although this restaurant looks like a dive, the food is great.
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尽管这家饭店看起来像个低档次餐馆,但做的菜很棒。
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There is no need to double back, so you can spend all the dive exploring new areas.
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没有必要折回来,这样你可以一直潜水探索新区域了。
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