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B2  dive   (su, balıklama vb.) dalmak

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verb  /daɪv   / verb [intransitive] (past tense dived; US also dove /dəʊv   /; past participle dived) dive (verb)
 /daɪv  
/ verb [intransitive] (past tense dived; US
also dove /dəʊv   /; past
participle dived)
 
 1 
 dive (off/from sth) (into
sth); dive in
to jump into water
with your arms and head first
 (su, balıklama vb.) dalmak
 In Acapulco, men dive off the cliffs into
the sea.
 A passer-by dived in and saved the drowning
man.
 2 to
swim under the surface of the sea, a lake, etc.
dalış
yapmak
 people diving for pearls
 I'm hoping to go diving on holiday.
 3 to
move quickly and suddenly downwards
dalmak, atlamak; 
pike
yapmak
 He dived under the table and hid there.
 The engines failed and the plane dived.
PHRASAL VERB
dive
into sth
to put your hand
quickly into a pocket or bag in order to find or get sth
dalmak; 
elini
daldırmak
 She dived into her bag and brought out an
old photograph.

Level	B2
Kind	verb
Front	dive
IPA	/daɪv / verb [intransitive] (past tense dived; US also dove /dəʊv /; past participle dived)
Back	(su, balıklama vb.) dalmak
Back 2	dive (verb) /daɪv / verb [intransitive] (past tense dived; US also dove /dəʊv /; past participle dived) 1 dive (off/from sth) (into sth); dive in to jump into water with your arms and head first (su, balıklama vb.) dalmak In Acapulco, men dive off the cliffs into the sea. A passer-by dived in and saved the drowning man. 2 to swim under the surface of the sea, a lake, etc. dalış yapmak people diving for pearls I'm hoping to go diving* on holiday.* 3 to move quickly and suddenly downwards dalmak, atlamak; pike yapmak He dived under the table and hid there. The engines failed and the plane dived. PHRASAL VERB dive into sth to put your hand quickly into a pocket or bag in order to find or get sth dalmak; elini daldırmak She dived into her bag and brought out an old photograph.

Dived Dive Verb Past Dalmak /Daɪv Intransitive Tense

dive (verb)