dive

Suya veya havaya baş aşağı dalmak

To plunge head first into water or through the air.

• She dove into the pool from the high board.
• The bird dove down to catch a fish.
• He dove under the waves to avoid the jellyfish.
• Marine biologists must dive to significant depths to observe coral reef ecosystems and document biodiversity in their natural habitat.
• Economic analysts predict that stock prices will dive sharply if the central bank announces unexpected policy changes next quarter.
• Researchers equipped with specialized cameras dive beneath the Arctic ice to study how climate change affects marine food webs.

Eş anlamlılar: plunge, jump, leap, submerge

Zıt anlamlılar: surface, emerge, rise

Belirli bir yöne hızlı veya aniden hareket etmek

To move quickly or suddenly in a particular direction.

• He dove behind the couch when the doorbell rang.
• The goalkeeper dove to the left to stop the ball.
• She dove into her backpack looking for her keys.

Eş anlamlılar: dart, dash, rush, lunge

Zıt anlamlılar: linger, dawdle, stay

Suya dalış veya havada aşağı doğru dalış hareketi

An act of diving into water or a downward plunge through the air.

• His dive from the cliff was spectacular.
• The plane went into a steep dive.
• She scored high marks for her final dive.

Eş anlamlılar: plunge, jump, leap

Kötü şöhretli veya salaş bir bar veya gece kulübü

A disreputable or shabby bar or nightclub.

• We ended up at some dive downtown.
• The bar was a real dive, but the music was great.
• They met at a dive near the waterfront.

Eş anlamlılar: joint, hole, dump