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достоянием
salto de cabeza
I. dive1 <Past dived or Am also dove, Past Part dived> [Am daɪv, Brit dʌɪv] VERB intr
1.1. dive (from height):
dive
dive
dive
dive
1.2. dive (under surface):
dive person/whale:
dive person/whale:
dive submarine:
we'll dive to a depth of 100 feet
1.3. dive (swoop):
dive plane/bird:
dive plane/bird:
2.1. dive (lunge, move suddenly):
2.2. dive (thrust hand):
2.3. dive (attack greedily) ugs:
3. dive (drop sharply):
dive currency/sales/population:
dive currency/sales/population:
dive currency/sales/population:
II. dive1 <Past dived or Am also dove, Past Part dived> [Am daɪv, Brit dʌɪv] VERB trans
III. dive1 [Am daɪv, Brit dʌɪv] SUBST
1.1. dive (into water):
dive
dive
clavado m LatAm
dive SPORT
dive SPORT
clavado m LatAm
1.2. dive (of submarine, whale):
dive
1.3. dive (swoop):
dive
dive
2. dive (lunge, sudden movement) ugs:
(full-length) dive (in soccer)
to take a dive (in boxing) sl
to take a dive (in boxing) sl
3. dive (disreputable club, bar):
dive ugs
dive3 [Am daɪv, Brit dʌɪv] pl of diva
diva <pl divas or Am also dive [-veɪ]> [Am ˈdivə, Brit ˈdiːvə] SUBST
scuba dive [ˈskuːbə ˌdʌɪv] VERB intr
scuba dive
I. crash-dive [Am ˈkræʃˌdaɪv, Brit] VERB intr
1. crash-dive submarine:
crash-dive
2. crash-dive aircraft:
crash-dive
crash-dive
II. crash dive SUBST
crash dive
dive in VERB [Am daɪv -, Brit dʌɪv -] (v + adv) ugs (into water)
dive in
dive in
dive in
dive in
dive in! (start eating)
¡al ataque! ugs
dive in! (start eating)
¡ataquen! ugs
dive in! (start eating)
¡atacar! Esp ugs
dive-bomb [Am ˈdaɪv ˌbɑm, Brit ˈdʌɪvbɒm] VERB trans
dive-bomb
dive-bomb
power dive SUBST
power dive
power dive
skin-dive [Am ˈskɪnˌdaɪv, Brit ˈskɪndʌɪv] VERB intr
skin-dive
skin-dive
swallow dive SUBST Brit
swallow dive → swan dive
swan dive SUBST Am
swan dive
swan dive
swan dive SUBST Am
swan dive
swan dive
Englisch
Englisch
Spanisch
Spanisch
I. dive [daɪv] dived <[or Am: dove], dived> SUBST
1. dive (jump into water):
dive
2. dive (plunge):
dive
3. dive a. übtr (sudden decline):
dive
to take a dive
4. dive ugs (undesirable establishment):
dive
II. dive <[or Am: dove]> [daɪv] dived <[or Am: dove], dived> VERB intr
1. dive (plunge into water):
dive
to dive under sth
to dive to a depth of ...
2. dive (jump head first into water):
dive
3. dive (go sharply downwards):
dive
4. dive (move towards):
dive
to dive for cover
OpenDict-Eintrag
dive in VERB
dive in (plunge into water) intr
Spanisch
Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch
Englisch
Englisch
Spanisch
Spanisch
I. dive [daɪv] SUBST
1. dive (in swimming):
dive
salto m [o LatAm clavado m] de cabeza
2. dive (submerge):
dive
3. dive a. übtr (sudden decline):
dive
to take a dive
4. dive (leap):
dive
to make a dive for...
5. dive sl (undesirable establishment):
dive
II. dive <dived [or dove] , dived [or dove]> [daɪv] VERB intr
1. dive (in swimming):
dive
2. dive (submerge):
dive
to dive under sth
to dive to a depth of...
3. dive (go sharply downwards):
dive
4. dive (move towards):
dive
to dive for cover
swan dive SUBST
swan dive
Spanisch
Spanisch
Englisch
Englisch
divo (-a)
Present
Idive
youdive
he/she/itdives
wedive
youdive
theydive
Past
Idived / amerikanisches Englisch a. dove
youdived / amerikanisches Englisch a. dove
he/she/itdived / amerikanisches Englisch a. dove
wedived / amerikanisches Englisch a. dove
youdived / amerikanisches Englisch a. dove
theydived / amerikanisches Englisch a. dove
Present Perfect
Ihavedived
youhavedived
he/she/ithasdived
wehavedived
youhavedived
theyhavedived
Past Perfect
Ihaddived
youhaddived
he/she/ithaddived
wehaddived
youhaddived
theyhaddived
PONS OpenDict

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I have seen a young man swan dive into the razor wire... in a detention centre.
www.abc.net.au
When an asset class takes a swan dive off the cliff, fortunes can be lost trying to call the bottom.
www.theglobeandmail.com
It wasn't like he did a swan dive off of there.
www.chicagotribune.com
In 2015-16, for whatever reason, he took a swan dive into terrible-town.
www.defendingbigd.com
I fumbled my toothbrush and it ended up performing what looked like a slow motion swan dive, head-first into the toilet bowl.
www.stuff.co.nz