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dive dive ★★☆☆☆/da͟ɪv/American English sometimes uses the form dove, pronounced /dəʊv/, for the past tense. 美国英语中过去式有时用 dove,读作 /dəʊv/。1[VERB	动词]跳水 If you dive into some water, you jump in head-first with your arms held straight above your head.   [V into n]  [V in]  [V]He tried to escape by diving into a river...他企图跳入河中逃跑。She was standing by a pool, about to dive in...她站在水池旁边，正要往里跳。Joanne had just learnt to dive.乔安妮刚学会跳水。Dive is also a noun.Pat had earlier made a dive of 80 feet from the Chasm Bridge.帕特早先曾从80英尺高的峡谷大桥上俯冲跳下。2[VERB	动词]潜水 If you dive, you go under the surface of the sea or a lake, using special breathing equipment.   [V]Bezanik is diving to collect marine organisms.贝扎尼奇正在潜水采集海洋生物。Dive is also a noun.This sighting occurred during my dive to a sunken wreck off Sardinia.这是我在撒丁岛附近的沉船残骸处潜水时所见的景象。3[VERB	动词](鸟或动物)俯冲，急速下扑(或下潜) When birds and animals dive, they go quickly downwards, head-first, through the air or through water.   [V]  [V adv/prep]...a pelican which had just dived for a fish...刚刚潜入水中捕鱼的鹈鹕The shark dived down and swam under the boat.鲨鱼急速潜入水中，在船下游动。4[VERB	动词](飞机)俯冲 If an aeroplane dives, it flies or drops down quickly and suddenly.   [V prep/adv]  [Also V]He was killed when his monoplane stalled and dived into the ground.他因驾驶的单翼飞机失速坠地而丧生。Dive is also a noun.Witnesses said the plane failed to pull out of a dive and smashed down in a field.目击者说飞机未能从俯冲状态下重新拉起，坠毁在了田间。5[VERB	动词]冲向；跃向；扑向 If you dive in a particular direction or into a particular place, you jump or move there quickly.   [V prep/adv]They dived into a taxi...他们迅速钻进一辆出租车。The cashier dived for cover when a gunman opened fire...出纳员在持枪歹徒开枪时冲向藏身处。He would dive under one obstacle, round another, and lightly step over a third.他会从一个障碍的下面冲过去，绕过另一个，再轻轻地跨过第三个。Dive is also a noun.He made a sudden dive for Uncle Jim's legs to try to trip him up.他突然扑过去抱吉姆叔叔的腿，想把他撂倒。6[VERB	动词]迅速将手伸入(包或容器中) If you dive into a bag or container, you put your hands into it quickly in order to get something out.   [V into n]She dived into her bag and brought out a folded piece of paper.她立即将手伸入包中拿出一张折好的纸。7[VERB	动词](股价、利润或数字)暴跌，骤降 If shares, profits, or figures dive, their value falls suddenly and by a large amount.   [V]  [V from/to/by amount]  [V amount]  [JOURNALISM 新闻]If we cut interest rates, the pound would dive...如果我们降低利率，英镑就会大幅贬值。Profits have dived from £7.7m to £7.1m...利润从770万英镑暴跌至710万英镑。The shares dived 22p to 338p.股票暴跌22便士，收于338便士。Dive is also a noun.Stock prices took a dive.股价暴跌。8[N-COUNT	可数名词]下等酒吧；低级夜总会 If you describe a bar or club as a dive, you mean it is dirty and dark, and not very respectable.   [disapproval]  [INFORMAL 非正式]We've played in all the little pubs and dives around Liverpool.我们在利物浦所有的小酒吧和低级夜总会演出过。 dive1 verbdive2 noundivedive1 /daɪv/ ●●○ verb (past tense dived also dove /dəʊv $ doʊv/ American English, past participle dived) [intransitive]  Entry menu Word Origin Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations 1jump into water to jump into deep water with your head and arms going in firstdive into/off etc She dived into a pool. Diving off the cliffs is dangerous.► see thesaurus at jump2swim under water to swim under water using special equipment to help you breathe:  The first time you dive on a coral reef is an experience you will never forget.3go deeper/lower to travel down through the air or through water to a lower level:  The submarine began to dive. The aircraft appeared to dive vertically towards the crowd.4move quickly [always + adverb/preposition] to move or jump quickly in a particular direction or into a particular place:  Jackson dived after the ball. We dived into a shop to avoid the rain. The soldiers were diving for cover (=to protect themselves behind something).5dive into your bag/pocket etc to put your hand quickly in your bag, pocket etc in order to get something out:  He dived into his pocket and produced a packet of cigarettes.6numbers if numbers, prices etc dive, they suddenly become much lower than before:  The dollar dived against the yen in Tokyo today.7soccer to fall down deliberately in order to unfairly win a free kick or a penaltydive in phrasal verb to start doing something eagerly:  Harvey dived in with several questions.dive1 verbdive2 noundivedive2 ●●○ noun [countable]  Entry menu Examples Thesaurus Collocations 1sudden movement a sudden movement in a particular direction or into a particular place:  She made a dive for the bathroom.2sudden fall a sudden fall in the amount, value, or success of something:  The news put shares in a dive. The team’s fortunes have taken a dive this year.3movement downwards when something moves down through the air or water:  Thankfully, the pilot managed to pull out of the dive and regain control.steep/vertical dive4jump a jump into deep water with your head and arms going in first5swim the act of going under water to swim, using special equipment to help you breathe6place informal a bar, club etc that is cheap and dirty7soccer the act of falling down deliberately in order to unfairly win a freekick or a penaltyCOLLOCATIONS– Meaning 3verbsgo into a dive (=start to move downwards)· The plane was in trouble, then it went into a dive.pull out of a dive (=stop a plane going down)· He tried to pull out of the steep dive before hitting the ground.adjectivesa steep dive (=going down suddenly)· The fighter plane went into a steep dive.a vertical dive (=going straight down)· His actions sent the plane into a near vertical dive.a shallow dive (=going down slowly rather than suddenly)· The bird captures its prey on the ground after a long, shallow dive.

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jump into water with your head and arms going in first            跳水（头和双臂先入水）                                    ◆          We spaned into the river to cool off.          我们一头跳进河里，凉快一下。                            underwater        水下                    2                  (          usuallygo spaning          )                          [intransitive          ]                          to swim underwater wearing breathing equipment, collecting or looking at things            （戴呼吸装备）潜水                                    ◆          to spane for pearls          潜水采珠                          ◆          The main purpose of his holiday to Greece was to go spaning.          他到希腊度假的主要目的就是去潜水。                          ☞see also                                                    spaning                                                                3                  [intransitive          ]                          to go to a deeper level underwater            下潜；潜到更深的水下                                    ◆          The whale spaned as the harpoon struck it.          鲸被鱼叉射中后下潜。                            of birds/aircraft        鸟；飞机                    4                  [intransitive          ]                          to go steeply down through the air            俯冲                                    ◆          The seagulls soared then spaned.          海鸥翱翔着，然后俯冲下来。                          ☞see also                                                    nosespane                                                                of prices        价格                    5                  [intransitive          ]                          to fall suddenly            突然下降；暴跌                                    SYN                                                    plunge                                                              ◆          The share price spaned from 49p to an all-time low of 40p.          股价从 49 便士暴跌到 40 便士的历史最低位。                            move/jump/fall        移动；跳跃；跌下                    6                  [intransitive          ]                          (            informal)                    to move or jump quickly in a particular direction, especially to avoid sth, to try to catch a ball, etc.            扑，冲，奔（以避开某物、接球等）                                    spanefor sth                          ◆          We heard an explosion and            spaned for cover            (= got into a place where we would be protected).                    我们听到一声爆炸便伏身找掩护。                          ◆          The goalie spaned for the ball, but missed it.          守门员一个鱼跃向球扑去，可是没有扑到。                + adv./prep.                  ◆          It started to rain so we spaned into the nearest cafe.          天下起雨来，我们立即钻进一家最近的咖啡馆。                            7                  [intransitive          ]                          (in football (          soccer),          hockey,etc.          足球、曲棍球等          )                          to fall deliberately when sb            tacklesyou, so that the            refereeawards a            foul            （对方阻截时）假摔                                              PHRASAL VERB                    ˈspane into sth                              (              informal)                        to put your hand quickly into sth such as a bag or pocket              迅速将手伸入（包或口袋里）                                            ◆            She spaned into her bag and took out a couple of coins.            她立即将手伸进包里拿出几枚硬币。                                                    noun                    jump into water        跳水                    1                  a jump into deep water with your head first and your arms in front of you            （头和双臂先入水的）跳水                                    ◆          a spectacular high spane            (= from high above the water)                    精彩的高台跳水                            underwater        水下                    2                  an act of going underwater and swimming there with special equipment            （戴呼吸装备的）潜水                                    ◆          a spane to a depth of 18 metres          潜到 18 米水深处                            of birds/aircraft        鸟；飞机                    3                  an act of suddenly flying downwards            扑；冲；俯冲                                      bar/club        酒吧；夜总会                    4                  (            informal)                    a bar, music club, etc. that is cheap, and perhaps dark or dirty            下等酒吧；低级夜总会                                      fall        跌倒                    5        (          BrE)                          (in football (          soccer),          hockey,etc.          足球、曲棍球等          )                          a deliberate fall that a player makes when sb            tacklesthem, so that the            refereeawards a            foul            （遇到阻截时的）假摔，故意跌倒                                      IDIOMS              make a ˈspane (for sth)                              to suddenly move or jump forward to do sth or reach sb/sth              迅速移动；猛然一跳；扑跃                                            ◆            The goalkeeper made a spane for the ball.            守门员一个鱼跃向球扑去。                                      take a ˈspane                              (              informal)                        to suddenly get worse              突然下降；暴跌                                            ◆            Profits really took a spane last year.            去年利润确实跌得很厉害。                                          spane              /        daɪv                ;          NAmE                daɪv                /                    dove              /        dəʊv                ;          NAmE                doʊv                /             dive[daɪv]dived, diving, divesCET4CET6TEM4考研TOEFLv5175513944822661267828330n79832456320697758487194VERB4539217001NOUN6366124436Spoken:187122037dived[602] dives[943] diving[5453] dove[4511]潜水(54%)，跳水(27%)，俯冲(17%)，潜心钻研(2%)n.潜水；跳水；俯冲；扑vi.潜水；跳水；俯冲；急剧下降n.(Dive)人名；(法)迪夫

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Collins	dive ★★☆☆☆ /da͟ɪv/ American English sometimes uses the form dove, pronounced /dəʊv/, for the past tense. 美国英语中过去式有时用 dove,读作 /dəʊv/。 1 [VERB 动词]跳水 If you dive into some water, you jump in head-first with your arms held straight above your head. [V into n] [V in] [V] He tried to escape by diving into a river... 他企图跳入河中逃跑。 She was standing by a pool, about to dive in... 她站在水池旁边，正要往里跳。 Joanne had just learnt to dive. 乔安妮刚学会跳水。 Dive is also a noun. Pat had earlier made a dive of 80 feet from the Chasm Bridge. 帕特早先曾从80英尺高的峡谷大桥上俯冲跳下。 2 [VERB 动词]潜水 If you dive, you go under the surface of the sea or a lake, using special breathing equipment. [V] Bezanik is diving to collect marine organisms. 贝扎尼奇正在潜水采集海洋生物。 Dive is also a noun. This sighting occurred during my dive to a sunken wreck off Sardinia. 这是我在撒丁岛附近的沉船残骸处潜水时所见的景象。 3 [VERB 动词](鸟或动物)俯冲，急速下扑(或下潜) When birds and animals dive, they go quickly downwards, head-first, through the air or through water. [V] [V adv/prep] ...a pelican which had just dived for a fish... 刚刚潜入水中捕鱼的鹈鹕 The shark dived down and swam under the boat. 鲨鱼急速潜入水中，在船下游动。 4 [VERB 动词](飞机)俯冲 If an aeroplane dives, it flies or drops down quickly and suddenly. [V prep/adv] [Also V] He was killed when his monoplane stalled and dived into the ground. 他因驾驶的单翼飞机失速坠地而丧生。 Dive is also a noun. Witnesses said the plane failed to pull out of a dive and smashed down in a field. 目击者说飞机未能从俯冲状态下重新拉起，坠毁在了田间。 5 [VERB 动词]冲向；跃向；扑向 If you dive in a particular direction or into a particular place, you jump or move there quickly. [V prep/adv] They dived into a taxi... 他们迅速钻进一辆出租车。 The cashier dived for cover when a gunman opened fire... 出纳员在持枪歹徒开枪时冲向藏身处。 He would dive under one obstacle, round another, and lightly step over a third. 他会从一个障碍的下面冲过去，绕过另一个，再轻轻地跨过第三个。 Dive is also a noun. He made a sudden dive for Uncle Jim's legs to try to trip him up. 他突然扑过去抱吉姆叔叔的腿，想把他撂倒。 6 [VERB 动词]迅速将手伸入(包或容器中) If you dive into a bag or container, you put your hands into it quickly in order to get something out. [V into n] She dived into her bag and brought out a folded piece of paper. 她立即将手伸入包中拿出一张折好的纸。 7 [VERB 动词](股价、利润或数字)暴跌，骤降 If shares, profits, or figures dive, their value falls suddenly and by a large amount. [V] [V from/to/by amount] [V amount] [JOURNALISM 新闻] If we cut interest rates, the pound would dive... 如果我们降低利率，英镑就会大幅贬值。 Profits have dived from £7.7m to £7.1m... 利润从770万英镑暴跌至710万英镑。 The shares dived 22p to 338p. 股票暴跌22便士，收于338便士。 Dive is also a noun. Stock prices took a dive. 股价暴跌。 8 [N-COUNT 可数名词]下等酒吧；低级夜总会 If you describe a bar or club as a dive, you mean it is dirty and dark, and not very respectable. [disapproval] [INFORMAL 非正式] We've played in all the little pubs and dives around Liverpool. 我们在利物浦所有的小酒吧和低级夜总会演出过。
Oxford	spane / daɪv ; NAmE daɪv / verb , noun spane spanes spaned dove spaning verb ( spaned , spaned , NAmE also dove / dəʊv ; NAmE doʊv / spaned ) jump into water 跳水 1 [intransitive ] spane(from/off sth) (into sth) \| spane(in) to jump into water with your head and arms going in first 跳水（头和双臂先入水） ◆ We spaned into the river to cool off. 我们一头跳进河里，凉快一下。 underwater 水下 2 ( usuallygo spaning ) [intransitive ] to swim underwater wearing breathing equipment, collecting or looking at things （戴呼吸装备）潜水 ◆ to spane for pearls 潜水采珠 ◆ The main purpose of his holiday to Greece was to go spaning. 他到希腊度假的主要目的就是去潜水。 ☞see also spaning 3 [intransitive ] to go to a deeper level underwater 下潜；潜到更深的水下 ◆ The whale spaned as the harpoon struck it. 鲸被鱼叉射中后下潜。 of birds/aircraft 鸟；飞机 4 [intransitive ] to go steeply down through the air 俯冲 ◆ The seagulls soared then spaned. 海鸥翱翔着，然后俯冲下来。 ☞see also nosespane of prices 价格 5 [intransitive ] to fall suddenly 突然下降；暴跌 SYN plunge ◆ The share price spaned from 49p to an all-time low of 40p. 股价从 49 便士暴跌到 40 便士的历史最低位。 move/jump/fall 移动；跳跃；跌下 6 [intransitive ] ( informal) to move or jump quickly in a particular direction, especially to avoid sth, to try to catch a ball, etc. 扑，冲，奔（以避开某物、接球等） spanefor sth ◆ We heard an explosion and spaned for cover (= got into a place where we would be protected). 我们听到一声爆炸便伏身找掩护。 ◆ The goalie spaned for the ball, but missed it. 守门员一个鱼跃向球扑去，可是没有扑到。 + adv./prep. ◆ It started to rain so we spaned into the nearest cafe. 天下起雨来，我们立即钻进一家最近的咖啡馆。 7 [intransitive ] (in football ( soccer), hockey,etc. 足球、曲棍球等 ) to fall deliberately when sb tacklesyou, so that the refereeawards a foul （对方阻截时）假摔 PHRASAL VERB ˈspane into sth ( informal) to put your hand quickly into sth such as a bag or pocket 迅速将手伸入（包或口袋里） ◆ She spaned into her bag and took out a couple of coins. 她立即将手伸进包里拿出几枚硬币。 noun jump into water 跳水 1 a jump into deep water with your head first and your arms in front of you （头和双臂先入水的）跳水 ◆ a spectacular high spane (= from high above the water) 精彩的高台跳水 underwater 水下 2 an act of going underwater and swimming there with special equipment （戴呼吸装备的）潜水 ◆ a spane to a depth of 18 metres 潜到 18 米水深处 of birds/aircraft 鸟；飞机 3 an act of suddenly flying downwards 扑；冲；俯冲 bar/club 酒吧；夜总会 4 ( informal) a bar, music club, etc. that is cheap, and perhaps dark or dirty 下等酒吧；低级夜总会 fall 跌倒 5 ( BrE) (in football ( soccer), hockey,etc. 足球、曲棍球等 ) a deliberate fall that a player makes when sb tacklesthem, so that the refereeawards a foul （遇到阻截时的）假摔，故意跌倒 IDIOMS make a ˈspane (for sth) to suddenly move or jump forward to do sth or reach sb/sth 迅速移动；猛然一跳；扑跃 ◆ The goalkeeper made a spane for the ball. 守门员一个鱼跃向球扑去。 take a ˈspane ( informal) to suddenly get worse 突然下降；暴跌 ◆ Profits really took a spane last year. 去年利润确实跌得很厉害。 spane / daɪv ; NAmE daɪv / dove / dəʊv ; NAmE doʊv /
LDC	dive1 verb dive2 noun divedive1 /daɪv/ ●●○ verb (past tense dived also dove /dəʊv $ doʊv/ American English, past participle dived) [intransitive] Entry menu Word Origin Verb Table Examples Thesaurus Collocations 1jump into water to jump into deep water with your head and arms going in firstdive into/off etc She dived into a pool. Diving off the cliffs is dangerous.► see thesaurus at jump 2swim under water to swim under water using special equipment to help you breathe: The first time you dive on a coral reef is an experience you will never forget.3go deeper/lower to travel down through the air or through water to a lower level: The submarine began to dive. The aircraft appeared to dive vertically towards the crowd.4move quickly [always + adverb/preposition] to move or jump quickly in a particular direction or into a particular place: Jackson dived after the ball. We dived into a shop to avoid the rain. The soldiers were diving for cover (=to protect themselves behind something).5dive into your bag/pocket etc to put your hand quickly in your bag, pocket etc in order to get something out: He dived into his pocket and produced a packet of cigarettes.6numbers if numbers, prices etc dive, they suddenly become much lower than before: The dollar dived against the yen in Tokyo today.7soccer to fall down deliberately in order to unfairly win a free kick or a penaltydive in phrasal verb to start doing something eagerly: Harvey dived in with several questions. dive1 verb dive2 noun divedive2 ●●○ noun [countable] Entry menu Examples Thesaurus Collocations 1sudden movement a sudden movement in a particular direction or into a particular place: She made a dive for the bathroom.2sudden fall a sudden fall in the amount, value, or success of something: The news put shares in a dive. The team’s fortunes have taken a dive this year.3movement downwards when something moves down through the air or water: Thankfully, the pilot managed to pull out of the dive and regain control.steep/vertical dive4jump a jump into deep water with your head and arms going in first5swim the act of going under water to swim, using special equipment to help you breathe6place informal a bar, club etc that is cheap and dirty7soccer the act of falling down deliberately in order to unfairly win a freekick or a penaltyCOLLOCATIONS– Meaning 3verbsgo into a dive (=start to move downwards)· The plane was in trouble, then it went into a dive.pull out of a dive (=stop a plane going down)· He tried to pull out of the steep dive before hitting the ground.adjectivesa steep dive (=going down suddenly)· The fighter plane went into a steep dive.a vertical dive (=going straight down)· His actions sent the plane into a near vertical dive.a shallow dive (=going down slowly rather than suddenly)· The bird captures its prey on the ground after a long, shallow dive.
WDF	dive [daɪv]dived, diving, dives CET4CET6TEM4考研TOEFL v5175 5139 448 2266 1267 828 330 n7983 2456 320 697 758 487 194 VERB4539 217001 NOUN6366 124436 Spoken: 187122037 dived[602] dives[943] diving[5453] dove[4511] 潜水(54%)，跳水(27%)，俯冲(17%)，潜心钻研(2%) n.潜水；跳水；俯冲；扑 vi.潜水；跳水；俯冲；急剧下降 n.(Dive)人名；(法)迪夫

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