SWAN DIVE - Englisch-Spanisch Übersetzung

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

swan dive SUBST Am

swan dive

salto m del ángel

swan dive

clavado m de palomita Méx

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

salto del ángel

swan dive Am

Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. dive¹ <Past dived or Am also dove, Past Part dived> [Am daɪv, Brit dʌɪv] VERB intr

1.1. dive (from height):

dive

zambullirse

dive

tirarse (al agua)

dive

tirarse un clavado LatAm

dive

echarse un clavado LatAm

she dived into the water

se zambulló

she dived into the water

se tiró al agua

1.2. dive (under surface):

dive person/whale:

sumergirse

dive person/whale:

zambullirse

dive submarine:

sumergirse

can you dive down and pick it up?

¿te zambulles y lo recoges?

we'll dive to a depth of 100 feet

bajaremos a 100 pies de profundidad

to dive for pearls/treasure

bucear buscando perlas/tesoros

to go diving

ir a hacer submarinismo or a bucear

1.3. dive (swoop):

dive plane/bird:

bajar en picada

dive plane/bird:

bajar en picado Esp

2.1. dive (lunge, move suddenly):

he dived for cover under the table

se tiró or se metió debajo de la mesa para protegerse

he dived to save the penalty

se lanzó para salvar el penalty

2.2. dive (thrust hand):

she dived into her pocket for a coin

se metió la mano en el bolsillo buscando una moneda

2.3. dive (attack greedily) ugs:

they dived for the food

se lanzaron or se abalanzaron sobre la comida

3. dive (drop sharply):

dive currency/sales/population:

caer en picada

dive currency/sales/population:

caer en picado Esp

dive currency/sales/population:

pegar un bajón ugs

II. dive¹ <Past dived or Am also dove, Past Part dived> [Am daɪv, Brit dʌɪv] VERB trans

she dived her hand into her bag

metió la mano en el bolso

III. dive¹ [Am daɪv, Brit dʌɪv] SUBST

1.1. dive (into water):

dive

zambullida f

dive

clavado m LatAm

dive SPORT

salto m (de trampolín)

dive SPORT

clavado m LatAm

1.2. dive (of submarine, whale):

dive

inmersión f

1.3. dive (swoop):

dive

descenso m en picada

dive

descenso m en picado Esp

2. dive (lunge, sudden movement) ugs:

he made a dive for the gun

se abalanzó sobre la pistola

we made a dive for the nearest doorway

nos precipitamos hacia la salida más próxima

(full-length) dive (in soccer)

estirada f

to take a dive (in boxing) sl

hacer tongo ugs

to take a dive (in boxing) sl

dejarse ganar

3. dive (disreputable club, bar):

dive ugs

antro m

dive³ [Am daɪv, Brit dʌɪv] pl of diva

diva <pl divas or Am also dive [-veɪ]> [Am ˈdivə, Brit ˈdiːvə] SUBST

diva

diva f

diva <pl divas or Am also dive [-veɪ]> [Am ˈdivə, Brit ˈdiːvə] SUBST

diva

diva f

I. swan [Am swɑn, Brit swɒn] SUBST

swan

cisne m

II. swan <Part Präs swanning; Past, Past Part swanned> [Am swɑn, Brit swɒn] VERB intr esp Brit ugs

to swan about or around

andar pavoneándose por ahí

we have so much work to do and she goes swanning off to the theatre!

¡con todo el trabajo que tenemos ella se va al teatro olímpicamente!

he swans in around 11 o'clock

se aparece a eso de las once como si tal ugs

im PONS Wörterbuch

I. dive [daɪv] dived <[or Am: dove], dived> SUBST

1. dive (jump into water):

dive

salto m de cabeza

2. dive (plunge):

dive

inmersión f

3. dive a. übtr (sudden decline):

dive

descenso m en picado

to take a dive

caer en picado

4. dive ugs (undesirable establishment):

dive

antro m

II. dive <[or Am: dove]> [daɪv] dived <[or Am: dove], dived> VERB intr

1. dive (plunge into water):

dive

zambullirse

to dive under sth

bucear por debajo de algo

to dive to a depth of ...

sumergirse a una profundidad de...

2. dive (jump head first into water):

dive

tirarse de cabeza

3. dive (go sharply downwards):

dive

bajar en picado

4. dive (move towards):

dive

precipitarse

to dive for cover

buscar abrigo precipitadamente

I. swan [swɒn, Am swɑ:n] -nn- SUBST

swan

cisne m

II. swan [swɒn, Am swɑ:n] -nn- VERB intr Brit, Aus ugs

to swan about

pavonearse

im PONS Wörterbuch

swan dive SUBST

swan dive

salto m del ángel

im PONS Wörterbuch

I. dive [daɪv] SUBST

1. dive (in swimming):

dive

salto m [o LatAm clavado m] de cabeza

2. dive (submerge):

dive

inmersión f

3. dive a. übtr (sudden decline):

dive

caída f en picado [o picada Col]

to take a dive

caer en picado

4. dive (leap):

dive

brinco

to make a dive for...

precipitarse hacia...

5. dive sl (undesirable establishment):

dive

antro m

II. dive <dived [or dove] , dived [or dove]> [daɪv] VERB intr

1. dive (in swimming):

dive

tirarse de cabeza

2. dive (submerge):

dive

zambullirse

to dive under sth

bucear por debajo de algo

to dive to a depth of...

sumergirse a una profundidad de...

3. dive (go sharply downwards):

dive

bajar en picado

4. dive (move towards):

dive

precipitarse

to dive for cover

buscar abrigo precipitadamente

swan [swan] SUBST

swan

cisne m

Present

I	dive
you	dive
he/she/it	dives
we	dive
you	dive
they	dive

Past

I	dived /  a. dove
you	dived /  a. dove
he/she/it	dived /  a. dove
we	dived /  a. dove
you	dived /  a. dove
they	dived /  a. dove

Present Perfect

I	have	dived
you	have	dived
he/she/it	has	dived
we	have	dived
you	have	dived
they	have	dived

Past Perfect

I	had	dived
you	had	dived
he/she/it	had	dived
we	had	dived
you	had	dived
they	had	dived

Einsprachige Beispiele (nicht von der PONS Redaktion geprüft)

Run, swing, drive, and swan dive your way through beautiful and challenging environments.

goodereader.com

I have seen a young man swan dive into the razor wire... in a detention centre.

www.abc.net.au

After teetering in 2015, many predicted a swan dive off the cliff.

www.theroar.com.au

Obviously, no one in their right mind hopes for a bigger financial burden, especially since the country's economy could soon take a swan dive off a steep fiscal cliff.

money.usnews.com

In 2015-16, for whatever reason, he took a swan dive into terrible-town.

www.defendingbigd.com