| 词汇 | dive |
| 释义 | dive (noun) dive 6 ENTRIES FOUND: dive (verb) dive (noun) dive-bomb (verb) nose-dive (verb) skin-dive (verb) scuba diving (noun) 1 dive /ˈdaɪv/ verb dives; dived /ˈdaɪvd/ or chiefly US dove /ˈdoʊv/ ; diving 1 dive /ˈdaɪv/ verb dives; dived /ˈdaɪvd/ or chiefly US dove /ˈdoʊv/ ; diving Learner's definition of DIVE [no object] 1 : to jump into water with your arms and head going in first跳水（双臂和头先入水） She dove into the swimming pool.她一头跳入泳池中。 The children like to dive off the boat.孩子们喜欢从船上往水里跳。 The competitors will be diving from the highest platform.比赛选手将从最高的跳台往下跳。 2 : to swim underwater usually while using special equipment to help you breathe（戴呼吸装备）潜水 Many people enjoy diving on the island's coral reefs.许多人喜欢在小岛的珊瑚礁潜水。 You can't dive in this water without a wet suit.没有潜水衣，你不能在这片水域潜水。 He dives for pearls. [=he dives in order to find pearls]他潜入水中寻找珍珠。 — see also scuba dive, skin-dive 3 : to go underwater or down to a deeper level underwater深潜；潜水 The submarine can dive to 3,000 feet.潜艇能深潜至3000英尺。 The whale dove down to deeper water.那头鲸潜到更深的水下了。 4 : to move down through the air at a steep angle俯冲 We watched the hawk dive for its prey.我们看到老鹰向猎物俯冲过去。 The plane suddenly dove.飞机突然俯冲而下。 — see also dive-bomb, nose-dive, skydive 5 : to fall suddenly and quickly in amount, value, etc.（数量、价值等）急剧下跌，骤降 The temperature dived [=(more commonly) plunged, dropped] down below zero.温度骤降至零下。 The stock's value dove to an all-time low.股票价值暴跌至历史最低。 6 : to suddenly jump toward something that is on or near the ground（向某物）起跳，扑去，冲去 The goalie dove in front of the goal.守门员在球门前突然起跳。 — often + for He dove for the ball.他一个鱼跃向球扑去。 He dove for cover. [=he suddenly jumped to a place where he would be safe or protected]他突然俯身找掩护。 — sometimes used figuratively有时用作比喻 Her books always have me diving for my dictionary. [=I often need a dictionary to understand the words she uses in her books]她的作品总是让我不得不求助于词典。 7 informal : to start doing something with enthusiasm热情投身于 — usually + into or in They dove into their work.他们积极投入到工作中。 I'm just not ready to dive (right) into another romantic relationship.我只是还没准备好投入到另一段恋情。 They sat down at the dinner table and dove (right) in. [=started eating immediately]他们在餐桌旁坐下就立即开吃了。 We have a lot of things to discuss, so let's dive right in. [=let's get started immediately]我们有很多事情要讨论，赶紧开始吧。 8 informal : to quickly reach into (a bag, pocket, etc.)快速伸入（包、口袋等） She dove into her purse to find some change.她急忙伸手到手提包里找零钱。 2 dive /ˈdaɪv/ noun plural dives 2 dive /ˈdaɪv/ noun plural dives Learner's definition of DIVE [count] 1 : a jump into water with your arms and head going in first（双臂和头先入水的）跳水 She practiced her dives for the competition.她在为参加比赛练习跳水。 a perfect dive完美的一个跳水动作 2 : an act of swimming underwater usually while using special equipment (such as a snorkel or air tank) to help you breathe潜水 This will be my first dive on a coral reef.这将是我第一次在珊瑚礁潜水。 She has done dives all around the world.她在世界各地都潜过水。 3 : a usually steep downward movement of a submarine, airplane, bird, etc.（潜水艇、飞机、鸟等的）俯冲 The crew of the submarine prepared for a dive.潜艇上的全体船员准备下潜。 The jet rolled into a dive.喷气式飞机旋转俯冲。 4 : a sudden quick fall in amount, value, etc.（数量、价值等的）急剧下跌，骤降 Temperatures across the region will take a dive tonight.整个地区的温度今晚将骤降。 The stock market took a dive.股市大跌。 5 informal : a bar, nightclub, etc., that is cheap and dirty下等酒吧；廉价夜店 That bar is a real dive.那酒吧可真够差的。 6 : a sudden jump or movement toward something that is on or near the ground（向某物的）突然起跳，扑，冲 He made a dive for the ditch/ball/gun.他突然扑向了沟壕/球/枪。 He made a dive for cover. [=he suddenly jumped to a place where he would be safe or protected]他纵身一跳躲了进去。 |
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