dive

US /daɪv/
UK /daɪv/
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1.

跳水, 潜水

plunge head first into water

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He took a deep breath and dived into the pool.
他深吸一口气，跳入了泳池。
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She learned to dive from the high board.
她学会了从高台跳水。
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2.

俯冲, 猛冲

move quickly or suddenly in a specified direction

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The bird dived for the fish.
那只鸟俯冲向鱼。
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He had to dive for cover when the shots rang out.
枪声响起时，他不得不俯冲寻找掩护。
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3.

暴跌, 急剧下降

go down or decline rapidly

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Stock prices began to dive.
股价开始暴跌。
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His popularity took a sudden dive.
他的人气突然暴跌。
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plummetdropfalldeclinenosedive
1.

跳水, 潜水

a headfirst plunge into water

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He executed a perfect dive from the springboard.
他从跳板上完成了一个完美的跳水。
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She made a shallow dive into the shallow end.
她浅浅地跳入了浅水区。
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plungejumpleapdescent
2.

暴跌, 急剧下降

a sudden and rapid fall or decline

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The company's profits took a sharp dive.
公司的利润急剧下降。
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The stock market experienced a sudden dive.
股市经历了突然的暴跌。
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plummetdropfalldeclinenosedive
3.

小酒馆, 破旧的酒吧

a disreputable or seedy bar or club

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They ended up in a smoky dive on the outskirts of town.
他们最终在城郊一家烟雾弥漫的小酒馆里。
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The band played at a small, grungy dive.
乐队在一个又小又脏的小酒馆里演出。
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