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ESLPod_0554_WE_0782 An Emergency Airplane Landing The verb "to dive," in this podcast, means to jump or fall into the water from above, so that one is completely below the surface of the water: "The bird dove into the water to catch a fish." Or, "All the judges agreed that the diver dove beautifully." The verb "to dive" can also mean to spend time moving underwater while using special equipment so that one can breathe: "They went diving in the Caribbean and were amazed by all the beautiful, colorful fish they saw there." The phrase "to dive (right) in" means to begin doing a task right away, without hesitating (waiting) and with a lot of enthusiasm: "Let's dive right in and get started." The verb "to dive" can also mean to move quickly: "The children's hands dived into the bowl of candy."

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ESLPod 554 to dive Travel

Id	ESLPod_0554_WE_0782
Episode Id	ESLPod 554
Episode Title	An Emergency Airplane Landing
Phrase	to dive
Text	The verb "to dive," in this podcast, means to jump or fall into the water from above, so that one is completely below the surface of the water: "The bird dove into the water to catch a fish." Or, "All the judges agreed that the diver dove beautifully." The verb "to dive" can also mean to spend time moving underwater while using special equipment so that one can breathe: "They went diving in the Caribbean and were amazed by all the beautiful, colorful fish they saw there." The phrase "to dive (right) in" means to begin doing a task right away, without hesitating (waiting) and with a lot of enthusiasm: "Let's dive right in and get started." The verb "to dive" can also mean to move quickly: "The children's hands dived into the bowl of candy."
Topics	Travel

Dive Verb Eslpod Means Water Dove Emergency Airplane